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This would facilitate collection of information from all the above stakeholders buy 200 mg urispas overnight delivery; it would be possible to update it on an ongoing basis and to share it between stakeholders order urispas 200 mg with mastercard, with employees empowered to take a lead. It is recommended that: A template for an employee-owned health at work record is developed, to provide employees with a personalised and authoritative record on how their Symptoms of depression and their effects on employment 50 condition affects their work. This would highlight ongoing symptoms, what employers need to be aware of and what an employer can do to help them to stay in work. Promoting the concept of employment as a health outcome Recognition of employment as an outcome of clinical care has been slowly increasing but we need to keep this on the agenda and spread the message further. Getting work on the agenda during primary care consultations might be a way of improving understanding about work and developing treatment plans which reflect this. This was raised in the Chief Medical Officers report, where it was recommended that: employment status should be a routine and frequently updated part of all patients medical records. This will provide the baseline data for employment status to be an outcome of all medical specialties, including primary care (Davies, 2014). To this end, we recommend that: The Health and Social Care Information Centre, working with the Royal College of General Practitioners and other Royal Colleges, should review the existing taxonomy for the routine collection of employment data to ensure that it is usable and can be coded across all care settings. This is a change in process and the recommended activities need to be part of a comprehensive push to change the knowledge and culture of primary healthcare professionals regarding the role of employment for many people with mental health conditions. We need to continue the good work we have started and explore new ways in which we might make these changes. Further it is recommended that: An assessment is undertaken of the impact of measuring employment for those in secondary mental healthcare services in the Clinical Commissioning Group Outcome Indicator Sets. Should the outcome be positive we should consider expanding this to include people with any mental health condition, not just those in secondary care. Enhancing understanding and recognition of the symptoms of depression As highlighted in the Chief Medical Officers report, in many cases depression goes unrecognised by individuals themselves, by their clinicians or by their employers meaning many people dont receive any treatment or intervention for their condition. In order to improve employment outcomes for people with depression we need to get better at recognising symptoms of the illness so we can provide the best support. Even where depression is diagnosed, some symptoms, including cognitive symptoms such as difficulty concentrating, may be missed. Any ongoing symptoms of depression missed in treatment (particularly if access to treatment is limited) can provide an ongoing barrier to work. This need is perhaps as acute in the health environment as it is in the workplace and in employment support services. The workplace provides an important location for health and work interventions and often plays a vital role in the recognition of health conditions as well as their management. Managers need to be better equipped to support employees with mental health conditions, including in terms of preventing symptoms to escalate. It is recommended that: Mental health awareness and management training is provided to managers to enhance their understanding of employee needs. Training needs to be of a high quality, and evidence-based where possible techniques such as psycho-education may be useful. As suggested in the recent report of the Taskforce on Mental Health in Society (2015), this might be incentivised through inclusion in professional management standards and employer accreditation schemes. We would also concur with recommendations of both Mind (2014) and the Taskforce on Mental Health in Society (2015) that: Frontline staff in the Jobcentre and Work Programme providers receive training and upskilling to improve their understanding mental health conditions (including depression), helping them to better understand the needs of their clients and provide more appropriate support. It requires proactivity from the individual who may have already waited weeks or months to be contacted by the service only then to be unable to engage due to poor health, be branded as a did not attend and sent to the back of the queue. It was suggested that lessons on how to reach out to people with depression might be learnt from Assertive Outreach programmes, currently used for people with a severe and enduring mental illness, and a low-level approach might be considered. This could include health or social support staff (public or third sector) following up with people who have failed to engage with psychological therapy to identify the issues and provide support. Symptoms of depression and their effects on employment 53 It is recommended that: A form of low-level Assertive Outreach is developed and trialled to identify whether it can be used to improve engagement of patients with depression in treatment, in particular psychological therapy. For those who have had or are expected to have four weeks of sickness absence due to their depression, Fit for Work will be an option. The service will need to be monitored to see how well it is reaching people with depression and how successful it is with supporting their long-term return to work. Fit for Work assessors will also need to recognise ongoing symptoms associated with depression, which might remain a long time after remission of other symptoms and continue to cause problems at work, possibly affecting the long term sustainability of the return to work. The assessors will also need to recognise the difficulties many people with depression experience in engaging with treatment. Mitigation of the risks to the sustainability of return to work and the risks of relapse need to be addressed in return to work plans. It is recommended that: Guidance is provided to Fit for Work assessors to ensure they are aware of the likelihood of people with depression experiencing ongoing symptoms; these symptoms may be harder to spot but can have a substantial effect on return to work.

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