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Challenges Related to Employees with Developmental Disabilities, from the Perspective of an Occupational Physician
Tetsuya MORITA
General Administration Corporate Strategic Center, Japan Management Division, Ricoh Company, Ltd.
Psychiatria et Neurologia Japonica 117: 199-204, 2015

 Changing in the work environment in recent years, an occupational physician needs to make a countermeasure to mental health disorders. When the occupational physician works with employees who have, or are suspected of having, high-functioning developmental disorders, it is necessary to consider the following: Whether, in the course of addressing problems faced by employees, occupational health staff members are able to consider the possibility of developmental disorders. An additional issue is whether the occupational physician, when working with the treating psychiatrist, is able to appropriately provide precise information. Furthermore, when an employee is diagnosed with a developmental disorder, there are questions of whether a smooth internal company approach is possible in the context of appropriate workplace support, and whether it is possible to obtain the understanding of colleagues prior to implementing appropriate workplace assignments and accommodations. Additionally, it is necessary to consider the career paths of employees with high-functioning developmental disorders that are discovered subsequent to being hired. In this paper, introducing some cases, It was summarized the challenges of developmental disabilities in the workplace and discussed correspondence in the workplace.
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Keywords:developmental disabilities, workplace accommodations, proper placement, career development>
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