Successful return to work following a musculoskeletal injury

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Abstract

Job related musculoskeletal injuries will continue to be a problem for employees, employers, and health care providers. Early intervention and management, appropriate rehabilitation, and attention to safety and wellness can reduce the incidence and negative consequences of these injuries. The occupational health nurse, like all nursing specialists, must possess a firm knowledge base about the special issues, needs, and approaches necessary to improve the health and safety of the individual in the work setting.

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Peters, P. (1990). Successful return to work following a musculoskeletal injury. AAOHN Journal, 38(6), 264–270. https://doi.org/10.1177/216507999003800603

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