Healthy Directions-Health Centers was designed to address social contextual factors relevant to cancer prevention interventions for working class, multi-ethnic populations.
This article proposes a conceptual framework for addressing social contextual factors in cancer prevention interventions, and describes work that operationalizes this model in interventions for working class, multiethnic populations.
The present review is also limited by its small pool of articles, which, in itself, points to the lack of research on interventions for work-related PTSD.
To reduce the economic burden of sick leave and reduced productivity, different employability interventions for work-disabled employees or employees at risk of work disability have been developed.
Interventions for work-related PTSD are critical for allowing employees to return to work so that they no longer experience the physical and psychological symptoms of stress, avoidance, and recurring trauma flashbacks.
Although there is a large literature on different approaches to educational evaluations [ 11, 12] few innovative interventions for work-based education of health professionals in developing countries have been adequately evaluated.
Therefore, the present study aims to extend their review by examining the most effective interventions for work-related PTSD, in order to inform the decisions of employers, employees, and healthcare providers.
Interventions for young children were most preferred, followed by interventions for young adults, then interventions for working age adults and with interventions targeting the elderly given lowest priority.
Interventions for young children were most preferred, followed by interventions for young adults, then interventions for working age adults and with interventions targeted at the elderly given lowest priority.
Findings will help design future interventions for working with the informal health sector in Bangladesh – thus the process of influencing policy making with research findings can be explored prospectively.
The study is a part of the previously described FINALE (Frame for INterventions for preserved work Ability; Long term Effect) programme [ 5] aiming at investigating preventive initiatives against deterioration among work groups with high physical work demands.
