A systematic review of evidence on the effectiveness and health impacts of interventions to promote employment rates among people with chronic illness and disability in the UK and Ireland between 2003 and 2023

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<h4>Background</h4> There is a large and growing proportion of people in the UK with long-term/chronic illnesses and disabilities. Although employment rates of chronically ill and people with disabilities have grown over time, rates of unemployment and economic activity remain relatively high compared to people without chronic illness or disability, particularly for those with multiple health or serious long-term...

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• Chronic Disease Management Strategies
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bdf50e7f-5002-52c9-99aa-b995a358b6f9

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10.1101/2024.12.03.24318405