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704 related items for PubMed ID: 23775865

  • 1. Do self-reported psychosocial working conditions predict low back pain after adjustment for both physical work load and depressive symptoms? A prospective study among female eldercare workers.
    Clausen T, Andersen LL, Holtermann A, Jorgensen AF, Aust B, Rugulies R.
    Occup Environ Med; 2013 Aug; 70(8):538-44. PubMed ID: 23775865
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  • 3. Risk factors for new-onset low back pain amongst cohorts of newly employed workers.
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  • 4. [The association between physical workload and low back pain clouded by the "healthy worker" effect].
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  • 6. Effect of psychosocial factors on low back pain in industrial workers.
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    Ganasegeran K, Perianayagam W, Nagaraj P, Al-Dubai SA.
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  • 11. Low back pain among textile workers: a cross-sectional study.
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    Osborne A, Finnegan G, Blake C, Meredith D, McNamara J, Phelan J, Cunningham C.
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  • 14. Are low back pain and low physical capacity risk indicators for dropout among recently qualified eldercare workers? A follow-up study.
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  • 15. The role of physical fitness as risk indicator of increased low back pain intensity among people working with physically and mentally disabled persons: a 30-month prospective study.
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  • 16. Job demands, job resources and long-term sickness absence in the Danish eldercare services: a prospective analysis of register-based outcomes.
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  • 17. Adverse psychosocial working conditions and risk of severe depressive symptoms. Do effects differ by occupational grade?
    Rugulies R, Aust B, Madsen IE, Burr H, Siegrist J, Bültmann U.
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  • 18. Attributions, stress, and work-related low back pain.
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  • 19. Low back pain among personal care workers in an old age home: work-related and individual factors.
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  • 20. The differential role of pain, work characteristics and pain-related fear in explaining back pain and sick leave in occupational settings.
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