Can cross country differences in return-to-work after chronic occupational back pain be explained? An exploratory analysis on disability policies in a six country cohort study.
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Can cross country differences in return-to-work after chronic occupational back pain be explained? An exploratory analysis on disability policies in a six country cohort study.
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A J M Schellart
A J van der Beek
J D Cassidy
T J Veerman
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10.1007/S10926-009-9202-3
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2009-12-01T00:00:00Z