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readiness for return to work: a standalone construct

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Occupational rehabilitation

a stage model of injured workers' readiness to return, from precontemplation to maintenance, shaped by health care, workplace and insurer.

In occupational rehabilitation, readiness for return to work refers to a stage model of injured workers' readiness to return, from precontemplation to maintenance, shaped by health care, workplace and insurer. This meaning comes from Franche (2002) in Journal of Occupational Rehabilitation.[1]

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References

Franche, R., & Krause, N. (2002). Readiness for Return to Work Following Injury or Illness: Conceptualizing the Interpersonal Impact of Health Care, Workplace, and Insurance Factors. Journal of Occupational Rehabilitation, 12(4), 233-256. https://doi.org/10.1023/a:1020270407044

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