Table of content Chapter 1 General introduction 7 Part I The effects of exit from work among workers in a high and low socioeconomic position 21 Chapter 2 The effects of exit from work on health across different socioeconomic groups: A systematic literature review 23 Part II The role of occupational health professionals in supporting lower socioeconomic position workers with problems on multiple life domains 55 Chapter 3 Improving the health of workers with a low socioeconomic position: Intervention Mapping as a useful method for adaptation of the Participatory Approach 57 Chapter 4 The Grip on Health intervention to prevent health problems among workers with a lower socioeconomic position: a pilot implementation study 87 Chapter 5 A context analysis with stakeholders’ views for future implementation of interventions to prevent health problems among employees with a lower socioeconomic position 129 Part III The role of supervisors in supporting workers with a work disability 165 Chapter 6 “I noticed that when I have a good supervisor, it can make a lot of difference.” A qualitative study on guidance of employees with a work disability to improve sustainable employability 167 Chapter 7 Training for supervisors to improve sustainable employment of employees with a work disability: a longitudinal effect and process evaluation from an intervention study with matched controls 199 Chapter 8 General discussion 241 Appendix Summary 270 Samenvatting 276 About the author 284 List of publications 285 Portfolio 288 Dankwoord 292
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