These symptoms include anxiety, depression, obsessive-compulsive disorder and phobias. Such data will provide a valuable tool for researchers and practitioners in the field of occupational health. The author stresses that her results do not demonstrate a causal relationship between a person's employment and the likelihood of developing one of the mental disorders stipulated. However, the study shows that people in work, regardless of occupation, have fewer psychiatric symptoms than the unemployed. The use of psychotropic drugs to treat psychiatric symptoms by occupation Reported working days lost and loss of employment by reported symptoms.
Psychiatric morbidity is the level of impairment caused by psychiatric illness.
Psychotropic drugs are used in the treatment of psychiatric illnesses to influence the mental state of the patient.