1. Major Depressive Disorder: Getting the Patient Back to Work

3. Introduction

4. Depression as a Multidimensional Disorder

5. Effect of Social Cognition

6. Expectations With a Return to Work

7. Understanding the Patient's Circumstances

8. PCP Role in the Decision to Return to Work

9. Impaired Executive Functions in MDD and Work Activities

10. Executive Function Deficits in Currently Depressed and Remitted Patients With MDD

11. Clinical Symptoms and Functioning

12. PCP Perspective: Fear of Return to Work

13. Presenteeism and Lost Work Productivity

14. Presenteeism: Cost in the United States in 2010

15. Psychiatrist's Perspective on Helping With the Patient's Return to Work

16. IAPT Program in the United Kingdom

17. Clinical Approach to Assessing the Effect of MDD and Cognition

18. Assessment Tools: THINC-it

19. Real-Life Studies in MDD

20. Addressing Barriers to Workplace Reintegration and Recovery

21. Supervisor Reports of Employee Difficulties After an Absence for MDD

22. Employee Reports of Difficulties After an Absence for MDD

23. Workplace Initiatives

24. Workplace Reality

25. Importance of Follow-Up

26. Leave of Absence: Risks and Benefits

27. Prevalence of MDD by Industry in 2012: Data for Canada

28. Involvement of Psychiatrists in Decision on Leave of Absence

29. Identifying MDD in Patients With Comorbid Conditions

30. MDD and Physical Comorbidities More Prevalent in Primary Care

31. Achieving Full Functional Recovery of All MDD Dimensions

32. IAPT Program: Providing Psychological Support

33. Importance of Continuing Treatment Through Reintegration to Work

34. Undertreatment of MDD

35. Concluding Remarks

36. Abbreviations