Primary care physicians are uniquely positioned to assist ill and injured workers to stay-at-
work or to return-to-work. Purpose The purpose of this scoping review is to identify primary …

Background Limited research and studies prove the usefulness of case management for
persons with disabilities, which helps disabled employees recover their dignity through …

Abstract Study Design Systematic scoping review. Introduction Many factors are potentially
associated with successful work-related transitions following hand injury. There is no …

Objective Examine how rotator cuff (RC) tendinopathy differed from other shoulder problems
(OSP) by measuring a variety of self‐reported bio‐psycho‐social factors, and establish …

BACKGROUND: Active patient engagement and adherence are essential for successful
rehabilitation outcomes, particularly in complex cases such as work-related musculoskeletal …

Background Hand injuries are very complex and worrying in terms of hindering activities of
daily living, functionality and self-care skills. Hand injuries are caused by traumatic events …

Background Despite numerous previous studies, predicting the ability to work (ATW) after an
upper limb injury (ULI) remains difficult for those still not working 3–24 months after their …

Giriş: Travmatik yaralanmalar genellikle düşme, taşıt kazası ve şiddet kaynaklı
gerçekleşerek mortalite, morbidite ve engelliliğe neden olmaktadır. Tele-hemşirelik izlemi ile …

Introduction Lateral elbow tendinopathy (LET) is one of the most prevalent work‐related
musculoskeletal conditions. Current treatments for LET focus mainly on the physiological …

Injured workers (IWs) with nontraumatic shoulder injuries (NTSIs) have a high potential for
delayed return to work (RTW) and long-term disability; however, there is limited research on …