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Depressive symptoms are associated with decreased quality of life and work ability in currently working health care workers with recurrent low back pain.

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Virkkunen, Tarja ; Husu, Pauliina

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Journal of occupational and environmental medicine [JOEM]: 2022, 64, n.8 - August

Year:

2022

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Journal Article

Subject:

Health services ; Musculoskeletal disorders ; Fitness for work ; Mental health

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