The Need for a Sustainable System for Supported Employment: Expanding Individual Placement and Support (IPS) for Youth in Integrated Youth Services and Adults in Primary Healthcare

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Observational analysis reveals benefits of expanding individual placement and support for youth and adults, suggesting a need for systemic changes.

Findings demonstrate that the individual placement and support model effectively addresses employment barriers for youth and adults.
Key evidence indicates this approach benefits populations with increased unemployment risks, including individuals with disabilities.
Assessment highlights challenges such as sustainable funding and integration with local health systems to support the model.
Implications suggest that systemic change is crucial for long-term sustainability and coordination of employment support initiatives.

Kwan et al. (2025) studied this question.

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Observational analysis reveals benefits of expanding individual placement and support for youth and adults, suggesting a need for systemic changes.