September 16, 2025European PsychiatryOpen Access

Workplace Psychiatric Disorders: Analysis of Socio-Professional Risk Factors and Fitness Outcomes among Tunisian workers

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High prevalence of psychiatric disorders notably affects workforce fitness in various sectors, including industry and healthcare.
Depressive syndrome was diagnosed in 55% of cases, with significant correlations to sector-specific risk factors like stress and shift work.
Analysis of 62 medical files from 2023-2024 showed varying fitness outcomes, with 41.9% fit with accommodations for their psychiatric conditions.
These findings underscore the necessity for targeted prevention strategies in occupational health to support workers' mental well-being.

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Retrospective analysis reveals high prevalence of psychiatric disorders among Tunisian workers, indicating significant occupational risk factors.

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Retrospective analysis reveals high prevalence of psychiatric disorders among Tunisian workers, indicating significant occupational risk factors.