Original Research
Accepted on 24 Oct 2025
Mild Multiple Sclerosis Challenges Shape Work Experiences, Affect Self-Concept, and Are Often Trivialized Despite Disclosure
in Work Rehabilitation
Frontiers in Rehabilitation Sciences
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Original Research
Published on 18 Sep 2025
Persistent obstacles for return to work after COVID-19 infection – an explorative follow-up study in Sweden
in Work Rehabilitation
Frontiers in Rehabilitation Sciences
doi 10.3389/fresc.2025.1628490
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Original Research
Published on 07 Apr 2025
Medical accessibility and underreporting of occupational diseases: effect of travel distance and travel time
in Work Rehabilitation
Frontiers in Rehabilitation Sciences
doi 10.3389/fresc.2025.1545460
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Original Research
Published on 20 Nov 2024
Barriers for work in people with multiple sclerosis: a Norwegian cultural adaptation and validation of the short version of the multiple sclerosis work difficulties questionnaire
in Work Rehabilitation
Frontiers in Rehabilitation Sciences
doi 10.3389/fresc.2024.1404723
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Hypothesis and Theory
Published on 10 Sep 2024
Inclusion-light or innovation of inclusion: modes of innovation and exnovation for the German vocational rehabilitation and participation system
in Work Rehabilitation
Frontiers in Rehabilitation Sciences
doi 10.3389/fresc.2024.1436003
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Original Research
Published on 04 Sep 2024
Strategic insights from a Delphi study: enhancing employment for multiply marginalized people with disabilities
in Work Rehabilitation
Frontiers in Rehabilitation Sciences
doi 10.3389/fresc.2024.1443302
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Brief Research Report
Published on 15 Mar 2024
“I’m pulling through because of you”: injured workers’ perspective of workplace factors supporting return to work under the Saskatchewan Workers’ Compensation Board scheme
in Work Rehabilitation
Frontiers in Rehabilitation Sciences
doi 10.3389/fresc.2024.1373888
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Original Research
Published on 15 Feb 2024
Development and initial evaluation of the usefulness of a question prompt list to promote patients' level of information about work-related medical rehabilitation: a pilot study
in Work Rehabilitation
Frontiers in Rehabilitation Sciences
doi 10.3389/fresc.2024.1266065
- 2,503 views
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