Workplace Functional Impairment Due to Mental Disorders
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Résumé
Psychiatrists are commonly expected to conduct disability assessments. These include an assessment of the worker's functioning, putative impairment, risk, and capacity to work. Employers and other third parties, either administrative or judicial, subsequently make disability determinations based on such assessments. This assessment also forms the foundation for return-to-work determinations, or for determining the employer's duty to accommodate to the point of undue hardship. To the extent the general psychiatrist becomes involved in assessing these occupational matters, the psychiatrist is practicing forensic psychiatry. The role and responsibilities of the treating psychiatrist, within in the context of a traditional physician-patient relationship, differ vastly from one conducting an occupational or forensic evaluation. Yet, the boundaries between these distinct and often irreconcilable roles are not always clearly delineated, properly understood, or abided by. The forensic aspects of psychiatric practice are often viewed as intrusive and challenging by non-forensically trained psychiatrists, representing a role conflict many psychiatrists find themselves poorly equipped to navigate. This chapter outlines the common psychiatric disorders encountered in clinical and occupational settings. It discusses the concepts of impairment and disability, as well as the benefits of working. The most commonly requested opinions in occupational psychiatric assessments are that of a psychiatric diagnosis, causation, impairment, fitness to work (FTW), and disability, along with recommendations for further investigations and treatment. The importance of objectively measuring impairment is outlined, along with reliably establishing a diagnosis (if any), along with the non-linear relationship between mental disorder, impairment and disability. For the purposes of this chapter, any reference to mental disorders are implied to include the broad range of disorders captured in the Diagnostic and Statistical Manual of Mental Disorders, the DSM IV-TR, which includes the substance-related disorders (i.e. Substance Abuse, Substance Dependence, or Addiction, and others). This chapter addresses the main pitfalls and risks associated with Independent Medical (i.e. Psychiatric and Addictions) Evaluations (IME), and provides a template for conducting these. The potential cost saving associated with implementing evidence-based interventions drives a sound business case for addressing mental disorders in the workplace. This chapter offers a pragmatic approach to treatment matching and disability management for workers with mental disorders (i.e. including substance-related disorders). It outlines the principles of vocational rehabilitation in the context of psychopathology, mental disorders, impairment and disability, ensuring safety, as well as optimal clinical and economic outcomes.
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