October 2, 2025Journal of Occupational HealthOpen Access

Work productivity by diseases diagnosed among workers: a study using large-scale claims data and survey data of workers in Japan

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Workers with psychiatric disorders reported significant levels of impaired work productivity, emphasizing the need for targeted interventions.
Data from 31,540 individuals revealed that conditions like headaches and insomnia showed notable levels of work productivity impairment despite low prevalence.
Utilizing health insurance claims and survey data from 2021, this study evaluated the impact of various diseases on work productivity metrics.
These findings highlight the critical need for effective occupational health management strategies to address health-related work performance issues.

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Retrospective analysis identifies impacts of psychiatric disorders and other health issues on work productivity in Japan, suggesting occupational health improvements.

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Maekawa et al. (2025) studied this question.

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Retrospective analysis identifies impacts of psychiatric disorders and other health issues on work productivity in Japan, suggesting occupational health improvements.

Work productivity by diseases diagnosed among workers: a study using large-scale claims data and survey data of workers in Japan

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Work productivity by diseases diagnosed among workers: a study using large-scale claims data and survey data of workers in Japan

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