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An additional 1/6 of population suffer from symptoms of a mental health condition affecting work capacity. *\u003Cbr>*Source: Black Dog Institute |\n| --- |\n| Likely to be a ‘high incidence’ of disorders , eg anxiety, depression, adjustment disordersand substance misuse disorders, in workplaces . |\n| At work mental ill health may potentially:\u003Cbr>-manifest without any work contribution;\u003Cbr>-be contained through appropriate treatment and not apparent;\u003Cbr>-be contributed to by workplace factors . |\n\nCommon work-related distress triggers  \nHeavy workload  \nMonotonous work  \nFew promotional opportunities  \nTight deadlines  \nInsufficient skills for the job  \nHarassment  \nChanges to duties  \nOversupervision  \nDiscrimination  \nJob insecurity  \nInadequate working environment  \nPoor relationships  \nLack of autonomy  \nLack of proper resources  \nLimited reward and  \nrecognition  \nCrisis incidents  \nOrganisational restructures  \nMental illness presentations in the workplace  \nA case study-Mary  \nMary  \n\n| 46-year-old, lives alone, FT admin worker in a medium sized office |\n| --- |\n| 14 years in the job, usually loves her role |\n| Chronically ill mother and recent relationship breakdown |\n| Increased work volumes since a colleague left due to being unvaccinated and not replaced |\n| New computer system that she is finding hard to use |\n\nNew manager  \nMary’s presentation at work  \n\n| Increased absenteeism |\n| --- |\n| Not proactive, forgetting to do things, making errors |\n| Unable to master new computer system and is afraid to ask for help |\n| Looks tired and has reduced self-care |\n| Long periods away from her desk, withdrawn |\n\nSmelled of alcohol","cbCailLmtLwrs5V9","https://ap.wps.com/l/cbCailLmtLwrs5V9","pdf",868064,56,"English","# Mental illness in the workplace\n## Mary – case study\n## Some occupational psychiatry\n# Best practice treatment and return to work conditions\n## Secondary psychological\n# Mental health in Australian workplaces\n## Common work-related distress triggers\n## Mental illness presentations in the workplace","[{\"question\":\"What workplace factors can contribute to mental ill health, and how might it present?\",\"answer\":\"Work-related distress triggers include heavy workload, lack of autonomy, discrimination, poor relationships, inadequate resources, and crisis incidents. 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