Work re-entry and functioning in people with major depression: a longitudinal study of supported employment participants.

In contrast to the results of the imputed models, the complete case analysis did not show statistically significant improvement in mobility ( p =.150) and marginal significance in self-care ( p =.050).

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After adjustment for baseline functioning and age, work re-entry was not significantly associated with self-care, social interaction and household responsibilities, while associations with mobility ( p =.072) and symptom severity ( p =.054) were marginally nonsignificant.

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Other functional domains, such as household responsibilities, may be activities more distant from work than cognition or participation, which could explain the non- or marginally statistically significant results and smaller effect sizes.

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