Psychosocial work characteristics, need for recovery and musculoskeletal problems predict psychological distress in a sample of British workers

Occupational stress in submariners: The impact of isolated and confined work on psychological well-being

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Interactive effects from self-reported physical and psychosocial factors in the workplace on neck pain and disability in female office workers

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Work demands and need for recovery from work in ageing seafarers

(2010) R. S. Bridger et al.   ERGONOMICS

Do Fear-Avoidance Beliefs Play a Role on the Association Between Low Back Pain and Sickness Absence? A Prospective Cohort Study Among Female Health Care Workers

(2010) Jette Nygaard Jensen et al.   JOURNAL OF OCCUPATIONAL AND ENVIRONMENTAL MEDICINE

Workstyle in Office Workers: Ergonomic and Psychological Reactivity to Work Demands

(2010) Cherise B. Harrington et al.   JOURNAL OF OCCUPATIONAL AND ENVIRONMENTAL MEDICINE

Impact of Burnout and Psychosocial Work Characteristics on Future Long-Term Sickness Absence. Prospective Results of the Danish PUMA Study Among Human Service Workers

(2010) Marianne Borritz et al.   JOURNAL OF OCCUPATIONAL AND ENVIRONMENTAL MEDICINE

Does musculoskeletal discomfort at work predict future musculoskeletal pain?

(2008) Heleen H. Hamberg-van Reenen et al.   ERGONOMICS

Psychosocial Differences Between High-Risk Acute vs. Chronic Low Back Pain Patients

(2008) Robert J. Gatchel et al.   Pain Practice

Psychosocial predictors of health-related quality of life and health service utilisation in people with chronic low back pain

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