Andrew O. Brown, MD

How can you help your patients navigate the challenges and opportunities that may arise from entering a new chapter in their work lives?

Leaders of health care institutions may want to pay closer attention to burnout, as more environmental, social, and governance frameworks take shape.

“The mentality that animates workers who see their work as a calling is strikingly simple: They believe their work is contributing to the construction of a world within which they would like to live.”

Problems with any one of these domains can disrupt an individual’s capacity to sustain work capacity.

This article discusses the return to work plan as a solution to the clinical and systemic problems arising from psychiatric disability.

The treater who assumes a dual role as either disability examiner or forensic expert faces ethical risks because of the inherent binds in the roles.

One of the most perplexing challenges for psychiatrists who interact with the workplace is the competing forces for and against mental health.

These 10 domains will help you determine if functional impairment exists, if it can be reversed, and if the patient can return to work.

This article discusses the risks of supporting versus withholding support for a patient’s disability claim and six key definitions psychiatrists need to understand when they are asked to support such a claim.

What to do when a patient says they need disabled status, but you believe otherwise?