SusTained Employability in cancer Patients and their partnerS: Results of a Randomized Controlled Trial into the Effectiveness of the STEPS Program [0.03%]
癌症患者及其伴侣的持续就业能力及其疗效研究：STEPS方案的随机对照试验结果
Amber D Zegers,Pieter Coenen,Allard J van der Beek et al.
Amber D Zegers et al.
Purpose: Cancer survivors experience challenges in establishing sustained employability, i.e., return to work and work retention. We evaluated the effectiveness of a stages-of-change-based work participation program (STEP...
Ready or Not? Applying the Transtheoretical Model of Change on Return-to-Work Following CBT for Chronic Low Back Pain [0.03%]
未雨绸缪？在认知行为疗法治疗慢性下背痛后应用变化的跨理论模型进行重返工作岗位
Maria Frøseth Rosenblom,Henrik Børsting Jacobsen,Silje Endresen Reme
Maria Frøseth Rosenblom
Purpose: Chronic low back pain (CLBP) is a leading cause of work-related disability with limited benefit from biomedical treatments. Multidisciplinary approaches, including cognitive-behavioral therapy (CBT) show promise,...
Self-Efficacy and Self-Esteem Predict Return to Work and Buffer the Impact of Treatment Duration: A Longitudinal Panel Study [0.03%]
自我效能和自我价值感预测返岗及缓释治疗时长的影响：一项纵向调查研究
Hwanjin Park,Kounseok Lee
Hwanjin Park
Purpose: Return to work (RTW) is a key outcome of occupational rehabilitation, but physical recovery alone does not determine it. While prolonged treatment duration is a known barrier to RTW, the extent to which modifiabl...
Injured Workers' Experiences of General Practitioner Care Across Dual Healthcare Funding Systems: A Qualitative Study in an Australian Workers' Compensation Context [0.03%]
澳大利亚工伤赔偿体系中一般 practitioner 照护下的工伤工人经历：定性研究
Preeti Maharjan,Tessa Keegel,Michael Di Donato et al.
Preeti Maharjan et al.
Background: Injured workers often navigate healthcare services funded by multiple payers with distinct eligibility and funding rules. In Australia, general practitioner (GP) care is subsidised through the publicly funded ...
The Impact of Prostate Cancer Treatment on Work Participation: A Systematic Review [0.03%]
前列腺癌治疗对工作参与影响的系统综述
Dunya Tomic,Sophie K Schellack,Lisa Abdel-Malek et al.
Dunya Tomic et al.
Purpose: Prostate cancer is the most common cancer amongst men, yet how its treatment affects work participation remains poorly understood. This systematic review synthesised quantitative evidence on work participation fo...
Return to Work and Employment Outcomes in Survivors of Differentiated Thyroid Cancer: A Systematic Review [0.03%]
分化型甲状腺癌患者的重返工作岗位和就业结果：系统评价研究
Anca-Maria Sirbu,Corina Oancea,Octavian-Mihai Sirbu et al.
Anca-Maria Sirbu et al.
Purpose: Differentiated thyroid cancer (DTC) predominantly affects individuals of working age and is characterized by excellent long-term survival. However, occupational recovery after treatment has received limited and f...
Needed and Received Work Accommodations During Return to Work Among Employees with Common Mental Disorders and Relationships with Depressive Symptoms and Work Ability [0.03%]
员工常见精神疾病康复期间所需和实际获得的工作适应以及与抑郁症状和工作能力的关系
Alexandra Sikora,Laura Seufert,Fiona Starke et al.
Alexandra Sikora et al.
Purpose: Work accommodations can facilitate return to work (RTW), but little is known about work accommodation needs and practices among employees with common mental disorders (CMDs). This study examines (1) needed work a...
A Socioeconomic Vulnerability Index for Persons with Disabilities via Machine Learning Approach [0.03%]
基于机器学习的残疾人经济社会脆弱性指数研究
Emre Umucu,Alfonso JRojas Alvarez,Teresa Granger et al.
Emre Umucu et al.
Employment is a key social determinant of health, yet people with disabilities (PWDs) face persistent disparities in vocational rehabilitation (VR) services and outcomes. Federally funded Vocational Rehabilitation (VR) programs serve indivi...
Correction: Determinants of Sustainable Return to Work After Burnout or Depression: A Longitudinal Cohort Study [0.03%]
校正：烧伤或抑郁后可持续返工的影响因素：一项纵向队列研究
Anke Deprez,Isabelle Boets,Sofie Vandenbroeck et al.
Anke Deprez et al.
Published Erratum
Journal of occupational rehabilitation. 2026 Jul 3. DOI:10.1007/s10926-026-10425-4 2026
Are There Differences in Return-to-Work Experiences for Workers Who Acquired COVID-19 at Work Compared to Workers who Sustained a Non-COVID-19 Work-Related Injury or Illness? [0.03%]
与遭受非新冠肺炎工伤或职业病的工人相比，因工作原因感染了新冠病毒的工人重返工作岗位的经历有所不同吗？
Peter Smith,Colette Severin,Victoria Nadalin et al.
Peter Smith et al.
Purpose: To compare rates of return to work (RTW), at 18 months post-injury/infection, between workers with an absence from work due to COVID-19 and those with non-COVID injuries and illnesses, and to examine if RTW diffe...