Lifestyle and Work-Related Factors Associated with Work Ability and Work Participation for People with Obesity
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Lifestyle and Work-Related Factors Associated with Work Ability and Work Participation for People with Obesity
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July 4, 2021
This was a Norwegian study that aimed to investigate which changes in the explanatory factors that were associated with positive change in the work ability score and degree of work participation for participants in a new 1-year vocational rehabilitation program for people on or at risk of sick leave due to obesity or obesity-related problems.
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Lifestyle and Work-Related Factors Associated with Work Ability and Work Participation for People with Obesity
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July 4, 2021
This was a Norwegian study that aimed to investigate which changes in the explanatory factors that were associated with positive change in the work ability score and degree of work participation for participants in a new 1-year vocational rehabilitation program for people on or at risk of sick leave due to obesity or obesity-related problems.
You can access the full text article on this study here.
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