September 10, 2025Australasian PsychiatryOpen Access

Employment outcomes and their predictors among people with severe mental illness participating in an individual placement and support programme

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ABAmatul BushraBentley University MDMilan DragovićThe University of Western Australia MCMarina ChalmersUnited States Office of Personnel Management

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This observational analysis identifies predictors of employment outcomes in individuals with severe mental illness, implying improvements in support programmes.

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Overall, 42.9% of participants secured competitive employment, indicating the programme's effectiveness.
Shorter time between programme commencement and first contact was strongly associated with successful employment outcomes (p < .001).
Data from participants in Western Australia were analyzed to identify demographic, clinical, and service engagement characteristics.
Managing participant characteristics can improve outcomes in individual placement and support services for severe mental illness.

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Bushra et al. (2025) studied this question.

synapsesocial.com/papers/68c23bd7b210217d6478690e https://doi.org/10.1177/10398562251370880

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This observational analysis identifies predictors of employment outcomes in individuals with severe mental illness, implying improvements in support programmes.

Employment outcomes and their predictors among people with severe mental illness participating in an individual placement and support programme

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Employment outcomes and their predictors among people with severe mental illness participating in an individual placement and support programme

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