Author: Zwimpfer L

Original article 2014;40(5):493-501   pdf full text
Assessing work ability – a cross-sectional study of interrater agreement between disability claimants, treating physicians, and medical experts

Dell-Kuster S, Lauper S, Koehler J, Zwimpfer J, Altermatt B, Zwimpfer T, Zwimpfer L, Young J, Bucher HC, Nordmann AJ

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