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Return to Work Interventions for Patients With Low Back Pain
Low back pain has become a major concern to employees and employers because of its negative impact on employee health and productivity. The objective of this study is to investigate whether a return-to-work intervention conducted during inpatient rehabilitation improves functional limitations that are related with low back pain and interfere with job performance.
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