Work and Health Questionnaire (WHQ): A Screening Tool for Identifying Injured Workers at Risk for a Complicated Rehabilitation.

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Work and Health Questionnaire (WHQ): A Screening Tool for Identifying Injured Workers at Risk for a Complicated Rehabilitation.

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Work and Health Questionnaire ...... a Complicated Rehabilitation.

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Work and Health Questionnaire ...... a Complicated Rehabilitation.

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Work and Health Questionnaire ...... a Complicated Rehabilitation.

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Hans-Jörg Znoj

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Ulrike Hoffmann-Richter

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Volker Schade

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Sandra Abegglen

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