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Ineffective Disability Management by Doctors Is an Obstacle for Return-To-Work: A Cohort Study on Low Back Pain Patients Sicklisted for 3-4 Months
Occupational and Environmental Medicine
- United Kingdom
doi 10.1136/oem.59.11.729
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Occupational Health
Date
November 1, 2002
Authors
J R Anema
Publisher
BMJ
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