Adaptation and implementation of an employee mental health disclosure decision aid tool in a real-world sample.

"Conflict of Interest Statement Both authors co-own the IP. The first author is majority IP owner of READY?, however, the tool is not-for-profit so no financial benefits to report. E.S. reports receiving wages as a part of funding provided for this project."

"Funding State Insurance Regulatory Authority (SIRA)."

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