Work impairment in bipolar disorder patients – results from a two-year observational study (EMBLEM)

Catherine Reed; Iris Goetz; Eduard Vieta; M. Bassi; Josep María Haro

doi:10.1016/j.eurpsy.2010.01.001

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Work impairment in bipolar disorder patients – results from a two-year observational study (EMBLEM)

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Work impairment in bipolar disorder is maintained over long periods, and is strongly associated with relationship status, living conditions and various disease-related factors.

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