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Fig 1.

Job Demand Resource Model.

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Table 1.

Operationalisation of study variables.

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Table 2.

Characteristics of participating organisations.

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Table 3.

Probit regression testing the associations between LM training for MH (y/n) and organisational-level sickness absence trends due to mental ill-health.

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Fig 2.

Probit regression testing the associations between LM training for MH (y/n) and organisational-level sickness absence trends due to mental ill-health.

Note: SA = Sickness absence due to mental ill-health; LT SA = Long-term sickness absence due to mental ill-health.

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Table 4.

Probit regression analysis testing the associations between LM training for mental health (y/n) and improved organisational-level outcomes.

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Fig 3.

Probit regression analysis testing the associations between LM training for MH (y/n) and improved organisational-level outcomes.

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Table 5.

Summary of key findings, comparison to previous research and research contributions.

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Fig 4.

Adapted Chain of Impact Model [38] based on our study focus and findings.

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