Abstract Study Design This study is a descriptive survey. Introduction Health care providers
(HCPs) are key stakeholders who facilitate workers' return to work (RTW) following upper …

Purpose Return-to-work (RTW) stakeholders have varied roles and may therefore hold their
own perspectives regarding factors that may influence outcomes. This study aimed to …

The upper extremities are necessary to independently perform everyday activities, engage
with the environment and others and, importantly, work. Unfortunately, upper extremity (UE) …

Background Returning to work following occupational injury is a key outcome for both
workers' compensation boards and injured workers. Predictive factors for returning remain …

BACKGROUND: Stakeholders involved in the return-to-work (RTW) process have different
roles and qualifications. OBJECTIVE: To explore the perspectives of Australian stakeholders …

This Delphi study aimed to reach consensus on important facilitators and barriers for return-
to-work following surgery for non-traumatic upper extremity conditions. In Round 1, experts …

Introduction Healthcare professionals, including hand therapists, are frequently called upon
to identify barriers to return-to-work for workers with upper extremity injuries. However, the …

Abstract Study Design Electronic Web-based survey Introduction Evidence supports the use
of health-focused interventions combined with service coordination and work modification …

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

Objective To determine time of return to work (TRTW) in relation to multivariable predictors
among male manual workers after hand injury (HI) over a 12-month follow-up. Design A …