Author: Liira H

Original article 2011;37(2):120-128   pdf
The effect of workplace intervention on pain and sickness absence caused by upper-extremity musculoskeletal disorders

Shiri R, Martimo K-P, Miranda H, Ketola R, Kaila-Kangas L, Liira H, Karppinen J, Viikari-Juntura E

Subscribe to email alerts

Latest @SJWEH tweets

• SJWEH @SJWEH - 08.05.2018 
  . @NRCWE study shows a higher risk of injury after evening or night work in the past week compared to day work durin… https://t.co/TANwN7lw66
• SJWEH Retweeted Health+SafetyatWork @healthandsafety - 08.05.2018 
  Presenteeism, mental health conditions and stress all on the up, CIPD survey says: https://t.co/mc82i9agTA @CIPD… https://t.co/94UGLXBZz9
• SJWEH @SJWEH - 07.05.2018 
  Although the healthcare industry has very high rates of non-fatal occupational injury, evidence shows these are und… https://t.co/RT8JGsXpVP
• SJWEH Retweeted Cochrane UK @CochraneUK - 07.05.2018 
  "Meta-analyses and systematic reviews can highlight areas in which evidence is deficient, but they cannot overcome… https://t.co/hXNCkJOr0s

SJWEH on Facebook