This document was not based on experiential evidence from people with lived experience. It relied primarily on academic research, systematic reviews, and government data. While expert reviewers included mental health professionals, there's no indication that people with mental disorders or their families directly contributed their experiences to inform the policy recommendations.

This document was partially based on practice wisdom. It incorporated insights from expert reviewers including mental health professionals and researchers with clinical experience. The document references practical implementation challenges, service provider reports, and practitioner perspectives on barriers to employment support, though academic research and data analysis remained the primary evidence sources.

This document was heavily based on research and evaluation insights. It extensively references systematic reviews, randomized controlled trials, meta-analyses, and government evaluation data. The evidence includes international IPS studies, Australian program evaluations, employment outcome statistics, and peer-reviewed research spanning multiple countries and decades of mental health employment interventions.