Author: Knardahl S

Original article 2024;50(1):28-38   pdf full text
Effects of the Labor Inspection Authority’s regulatory tools on physician-certified sick leave and employee health in Norwegian home-care services – a cluster randomized controlled trial
Finnanger Garshol B, Knardahl S, Emberland JS, Skare Ø, Johannessen HA
 
Original article 2022;48(2):99-108   pdf full text
Working at home and expectations of being available: effects on perceived work environment, turnover intentions, and health
Knardahl S, Christensen JO
 
Review 2021;47(6):415-424   pdf
Safety incidents associated with extended working hours. A systematic review and meta-analysis
Matre D, Skogstad M, Sterud T, Nordby K-C, Knardahl S, Christensen JO, Lie J-AS
 
Original article 2021;47(1):22-32   pdf full text
Office design as a risk factor for disability retirement: A prospective registry study of Norwegian employees
Nielsen MB, Emberland JS, Knardahl S
 
Original article 2020;46(4):392-401   pdf full text
How leadership behaviors influence the effects of job predictability and perceived employability on employee mental health – a multilevel, prospective study
Fløvik L, Knardahl S, Christensen JO
 
Short communication 2020;46(3):330-334   pdf full text
The impact of office design on medically certified sickness absence
Nielsen MB, Knardahl S
 
Original article 2019;45(2):134-145   pdf full text
Organizational change and employee mental health: A prospective multilevel study of the associations between organizational changes and clinically relevant mental distress
Fløvik L, Knardahl S, Christensen JO
 
Original article 2018;44(3):291-302   pdf
Comprehensive profiles of psychological and social work factors as predictors of site-specific and multi-site pain
Christensen JO, Nielsen MB, Finne LB, Knardahl S
 
Original article 2017;43(3):269-278   pdf full text
Associations of objectively measured sitting and standing with low-back pain intensity: a 6-month follow-up of construction and healthcare workers
Lunde L-K, Koch M, Knardahl S, Veiersted KB
 
Original article 2017;43(3):260-268   pdf full text
Night-shift work is associated with increased pain perception
Matre D, Knardahl S, Nilsen KB
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