Recurrences of work absence due to LBP are quite common, with about one third of people reporting recurrent work absence within 12 months of LBP onset [ 6].
The reference to Stable return-to-work was Non-return-to-work, including non-return-to-work a specific day and return-to-work that day but with recurrence of work absence the following month.
A significantly greater recurrence of work rhythm (visible as a sequence of the following numbers, operations) was recorded in thinning operations.
Future studies should also examine the long-term effects of problem-solving on sickness absence recurrence and work productivity.
Future studies should also examine the long-term effects of problem-solving skills on sickness absence recurrence and work productivity.
It will also be useful to examine the long-term effects of problem-solving skills on sickness absence recurrence and work productivity.
"Upon full assessment of the incident," a company spokesperson relayed in a written statement, "K.B.R. notified P.P.I. management of the need for changes to prevent any recurrence and worked with the subcontractor to implement those corrective actions").
As return-to-work is often followed by recurrences of work absence, longitudinal data are required to denote a stable return-to-work [ 5].
This means that recurrences of work loss due to the same disorder within 4 weeks of the end of the claim were considered as belonging to the same first continuous claim period.
Duration of operation, postoperative pain, duration of hospital stay, postoperative complications, time to resumption of work, recurrence and time to recurrence were assessed in all patients.
The NVAB guideline on mental health problems, referred to hereafter as 'the MHP guideline', promotes an activating approach by the OP aimed to establish earlier return to work and lower recurrence rates of workers on sick leave due to MHP (see Table 1).
