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Adjuvant occupational therapy for work-related major depression works: randomized trial including economic evaluation

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Aart H. Schene, Maarten W.J. Koeter, Martijn Kikkert, Jan A. Swinkels, Paul McCrone

Psychological Medicine

Abstract

Addition of OT to good clinical practice does not improve depression outcome, improves productivity without increasing work stress and is superior to TAU in terms of cost-effectiveness.

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