Return-to-work Capacity
Return-To-Work Capacity is an individual-level biopsychosocial construct that denotes the functional ability of an employee to resume work-related duties following a period of illness or injury, differentiated by its integration of physical, cognitive, and emotional readiness within occupational contexts.
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A Developmental Conceptualization of Return to Work
A E Young, Richard T. Roessler, Radoslaw Wasiak et al. · Journal of Occupational Rehabilitation · 2005 · 350 citations · Full text
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Fary Khan, Ian Baguley, Ian D. Cameron · The Medical Journal of Australia · 2003 · 315 citations
Work problems after breast cancer: an exploratory qualitative study
Elizabeth Maunsell, Chantal Brisson, Lise Dubois et al. · Psycho-Oncology · 1999 · 208 citations
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University of Toronto
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Institute for Work & Health
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University of Amsterdam
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Public Health Ontario
Toronto, Canada
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Amsterdam UMC Location University of Amsterdam
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University Medical Center Groningen
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University of Gothenburg
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University of Groningen
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