Factors involved in time taken in returning to work after an industrial injury

In a study, data on a population of 51,944 injured workers in Alabama were examined to determine the relationship of 13 predictor variables to a single criterion variable, the number of days taken in returning to work after an injury.

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Published in:The Journal of rehabilitation 1993-04, Vol.59 (2), p.13
Main Authors: Magrega, Dennis J, Spencer, William A, McDaniel, Randall S
Format: Article
Language:English
Subjects:
Occupational accidents
Rehabilitation
Sick leave
Social research
Workers
Workplace accidents
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Summary:In a study, data on a population of 51,944 injured workers in Alabama were examined to determine the relationship of 13 predictor variables to a single criterion variable, the number of days taken in returning to work after an injury.
ISSN:0022-4154