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Public Health England Movement_into_employment_ROI_tool.XLSM
Background
This interactive tool has been commissioned by Public Health England (PHE) and developed by Optimity Advisors to support local decision-makers' understanding of the potential benefits of supporting an individual to move from unemployment to employment. The tool provides high-level benefits, in terms of both health gains (to the individual(s)) and financial gains (to the individual(s), public sector and wider society) from reemployment, expressing the benefits that can result beyond individual remuneration and productivity.
The tool assesses the benefits that come from moving from unemployment to employment, primarily from the perspective of the individual and the public sector. The health benefits do not include the additional health benefits that may be accrued from participating in an intervention that improves health itself, which may facilitate a transition from unemployment or economic inactivity to employment.
Benefits of Employment - Evidence
This tool has been developed with reference to the best available evidence. A Rapid Evidence Review (RER) was conducted to find evidence concerning the outcomes attributed to the transition from unemployment to employment. All evidence from the review showed that recent literature has focused on, and found significant results in, the impact of employment on mental health. Therefore, this interactive tool focuses on where the evidence exists and presents results on the impact of reemployment on mental health.
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The tool facilitates estimates of the benefits of transitioning from unemployment to employment by using the evidence found to calculate the QALY gains to the individual(s) and to calculate cost savings made, from a proportion of people crossing a pre-defined threshold between ‘poor’ mental health and ‘good’ mental health. This information is then combined with figures on the financial benefits of employment, from individual, public sector and societal perspectives.
Note that the results of this analysis apply only to those who are able to achieve sustainable employment, either at baseline or with support. The analysis does not consider those unable to work due to the severity of their health problem.
Using the tool
Further instructions on how to use the tool to estimate the benefits of supporting an individual(s) move from unemployment to employment are provided on each page of the tool. The information required by the user of the tool is, at a minimum, the proportion of people expected to return to work from the relevant population within your chosen area of interest (although this can be run as a hypothetical scenario). Default values have been provided for all other inputs, but these values can be overridden with more up-to-date and/or local figures, or to create alternate scenarios. Please also refer to the worked example in this section for further guidance on how to use these data in this tool. More information on the tool is provided in the accompanying report.
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1a) Model guide
1b) Model steps
1c) Example
1d) Disclaimer
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