Cost-effectiveness analysis of a supported employment intervention for people with mood and anxiety disorders in Denmark - the IPS-MA intervention.

Lone HellströmMarie KruseThomas Nordahl ChristensenRasmus Trap WolfLene Falgaard Eplov

Published in: Nordic journal of psychiatry (2021)

Despite a significant saving in use of labour market services, IPS-MA was not cost-effective. Participants in the IPS-MA group worked significantly fewer hours and earned significantly less than participants in the control group at 1-year follow-up.

Keyphrases

randomized controlled trial
healthcare
primary care
bipolar disorder
health insurance
mental health
sleep quality
mental illness
physical activity
depressive symptoms