The development of a depressive disorder management model amongst Thai labours in the Eastern Economic Corridor (ECC)

<p>Depression is a barrier to the human workforce. However, the lack of major policies and guidelines for depression disorder in Thailand hinders healthcare workers from addressing this issue. Therefore, this research examines ways to develop depressive disorders in laborers. This study used a...

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Main Authors: Sorut Wongsuttitum (Author), Boonyapa Pokasem (Author), Chaweerat Chernchomkul (Author)
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Published: Archives of Depression and Anxiety - Peertechz Publications, 2024-01-09.
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