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How modified work affects disability outcomes in long-term care.
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JNL ATW
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At work : information on workplace research from the Institute for Work and Health[Absorbed : infocus, Fall 2005]: 2010, n. 62 - Fall
Year:
2010
Type:
Journal Article
Subject:
Workers with a disability
;
Modified work
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