… injury and MSD risk among our study cohort.27 ,34 In addition, female sex and job tenure
less than 1 year were each predictive of increased injury and MSD risk, … and risk for injury and …

… gaps in the literature on acute predictors of PTSD by including the range of risk factors and
initial reactions highlighted in the preceding review, in a group with severe injuries from life-…

… Compared with minor injuries those with moderate (odds ratio [OR], 2.37; 95% confidence
… ; 95% CI, 2.74–9.96) injuries were at greater risk of being diagnosed with any mental health …

… psychological and physiological injury risk indicators is emphasised, as the modest predictive
utility of psychometric indicators is in contrast with a substantial injury prevention potential …

… of personality traits on the emergence of posttraumatic stress disorder (PTSD) in a recently
traumatized, civilian, mixed-gender sample with significant injuries. Burn survivors (N= 70) …

… , we built joint predictor models from significant univariate predictors. Significant predictors in
these … to identify whether the internalizing disorders increase risk for injury rather than being …

… However, there is little consensus within the literature regarding the risk factors for post-injury
psychiatric disorders. A 1-year prospective study was conducted to examine which pre-…

… -based adults who had received rehabilitation following TBI, presence of a preinjury psychiatric
disorder greatly increased the risk of a postinjury disorder. Examining specific groups of …

… of LBP, were significant predictors of knee, ligament, and ACL injury risk in female athletes.
… were not strong predictors of injury risk in male athletes. History of LBP was a significant …

… The analyses conducted indicate that the set of risk factors we studied shows promise of
accurate prediction of elevation in post-traumatic symptoms at the level of the individual. …