Health & work productivity : making the business case for quality health care
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Health & work productivity : making the business case for quality health care
（The John D. and Catherine T. MacArthur Foundation series on mental health and development）
University of Chicago Press, c2006
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Health and work productivity
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Includes bibliographical references and index
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- Intersecting issues in the evaluation of health and work productivity / Ronald C. Kessler and Paul E. Stang
- Linking administrative claim data with archival productivity measures to inform employer decision-making / Paul E. Greenberg and Howard G. Birnbaum
- Simulation for measurement of occupational performance / Jonathan Howland, Thomas W. Mangione, and Angela Laramie
- Measuring health-related work productivity with self-reports / Debra J. Lerner and Jennifer Lee
- Use of the experience sampling method in studies of illness and work performance / Philip S. Wang and Nancy A. Nicolson
- Estimating the dollar costs of productivity losses due to illness: an application of O*NET / Lance Anderson, Scott H. Oppler, and Andrew Rose
- Labor-market consequences of health impairments / Thomas DeLeire and Willard G. Manning
- Overcoming barriers to managing health and productivity in the workplace / Dennis P. Scanlon
- Investing in health to boost employee productivity : the employer's perspective / James F. Murray, Sean Nicholson, Mark Pauly, and Marc L. Berger
- The role of health plans in linking quality of care to labor outcomes : challenges and opportunities / Arne Beck
- The pharmaceutical industry and productivity research / Christopher J. Evans
- A regulatory perspective on productivity claims : implications for future productivity research / Paul E. Stang ... [et al.]
- Investing in health to promote human capital in developing countries : the importance of productivity and health to the world bank / Harvey Whiteford
- Future directions in health and work productivity research / Ronald C. Kessler and Paul E. Stang