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[Preventing people from losing their jobs]
Peggy Moulin1, Céline Maubleu2, Valérie Jereczek3
1Médecin du travail, Mutualité sociale agricole (MSA) Côtes normandes.
La Revue Du Praticien
|June 23, 2025
Summary
Maintaining employment is crucial for health. Proactive strategies and stakeholder collaboration are key to preventing professional disintegration and ensuring workers can stay or return to work after illness or injury.
Area of Science:
- Occupational Health
- Public Health
- Workplace Wellness
Context:
- Employment maintenance is a significant health determinant throughout a worker's career.
- Professional disintegration, defined as lasting job loss due to injury or illness, impacts individuals and public health.
- Current approaches often address issues reactively rather than proactively.
Purpose:
- To define and emphasize the importance of preventing professional disintegration.
- To outline a proactive, case-by-case approach involving multiple stakeholders.
- To highlight the role of anticipation and collaboration among health professionals.
Summary:
- Preventing professional disintegration involves a coordinated, case-by-case strategy to help patients/workers maintain or regain employment.
- This approach requires collaboration between occupational health and care professionals, respecting confidentiality.
- Focusing on anticipation and early intervention is essential for successful outcomes.
Impact:
- Improved health prognosis for individuals, particularly in the workplace.
- Reduction in the number of people absent from work.
- Prevention of long-term work incapacity and associated health and economic consequences.
Keywords:
Occupational Health
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