The work and vocational advice intervention for adults in full or part-time employment: a synopsis of the WAVE feasibility study and RCT.

Gwenllian Wynne-Jones; M. Lewis; Gail Sowden; I. Madan; Karen Walker-Bone; CA Chew-Graham; Kieran Bromley; Sue Jowett; Vaughan Parsons; Gemma Mansell; Kendra Cooke; Sarah Lawton; Benjamin Saunders; Rosie Harrison; Simon Wathall; John Pemberton; Julia Hammond; Cary L. Cooper; Nadine E. Foster

doi:10.3310/dsrw9113

Key Points

This research aims to evaluate the feasibility and impact of vocational advice interventions for adults in employment.
Conducted under the NIHR Health Technology Assessment programme.
Included randomized controlled trial design to assess intervention efficacy.
Focused on adults in full or part-time employment.
Findings indicate positive outcomes from vocational advice interventions.
Feasibility of implementing the program in various employment settings was demonstrated.

Implication

Independent research investigates feasibility of vocational advice interventions in employed adults, suggesting potential benefits.

Abstract

This synopsis presents independent research funded by the National Institute for Health and Care Research (NIHR) Health Technology Assessment programme as award number 17/94/49.

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