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General Practitioners’ attitudes towards patients’ health and work, 2010 to 2012 (RR 835)

Flag for UK The UK Government on April 1st 2013
Department for Work and Pensions
Research to re-assess GPs’ attitudes to the implementation of ‘Improving health and work: changing lives’ in 2012; and comparing GPs’ attitudes in 2012 with those established in the ‘baseline’ survey in 2010.

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Mark Hann at University of Manchester
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Bonnie Sibbald at University of Manchester
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Mark B Gabbay 2010
The evidence suggested that being in work is generally good for people’s health, promoting physical, psychological and economic wellbeing; while worklessness may have the opposite effect (Waddell and Burton 2006; Ridge et al. 2008; Gabbay 2010).
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Gabbay M., B. (2010) Electronic fit notes: sickness certification in the new decade. British Journal of General Practice 60, 235-6.
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