Generalizability of a prediction rule for sick leave due to shoulder pain

Kuijpers, Ton; Vergouwe, Yvonne; Heijden, Geert J. M. G. van der; Bot, S.D.M.; Twisk, Jos W. R.; Windt, D.A.W.M. van der; Bouter, Lex M.

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“…shoulder an important area of interest in occupational injuries [14][15][16]. Considering the importance of psychological factors on recovery and return to work, further examination of these factors is warranted.…”

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Prevalence and significance of psychosocial flag signs in patients with compensable occupational upper extremity injuries

Razmjou¹,

Savona²,

Elmaraghy³

2018

Phys Med Rehabil Res

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BackgroundShoulder and elbow work-related injuries can be caused by lifting, overhead repetitive activities, forceful exertion or prolonged awkward postures [1-3]. However, psychosocial characteristics of work environment such as stress, high job demands, low job control, lack of social support and insufficient coping abilities are also reported to play an important independent role in the development or persistence of disability following an injury [4][5][6][7][8][9].The concept of psychosocial flags as risk factors for prolonged disability was first introduced by Kendall, et al. [10] and has been a subject of interest in occupational literature since its conception in late 1990s [11,12]. These authors coined the term "yellow psychosocial flags" to the features that affect how one manages his/her situation, including fears about pain or injury, expectation of passive treatment, negative pain beliefs and distressed affect. A few years later, Main and Burton [13] suggested two other flags to more specifically represent the workplace social/environmental risk factors; "blue psychosocial flags" refer to workplace and the worker's perceptions of the relationship between health and work, such as stressful, unsupportive, and excessively demanding and "black psychosocial flags" refer to the context and environment in which the worker functions, including people, system and policies, such as the insurance and compensation system under which workplace injuries are managed.The substantial economic costs associated with reduced work performance and productivity, increased sick leave and demands on the health care system make the upper extremity and particularly the

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Prevalence and significance of psychosocial flag signs in patients with compensable occupational upper extremity injuries

Razmjou¹,

Savona²,

Elmaraghy³

2018

Phys Med Rehabil Res

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“…Auch die Subgruppen "Innervationsproblem" oder "zentrale Sensibilisierung" weisen tendenziell eine ungünstige Prognose auf. Eine spezifischere Prognose wird jedoch erst nach dem Erstellen der physiotherapeutischen Diagnose möglich, da auch hier individuelle, patientenbezogene Faktoren eine große Rolle spielen [12,24,25,29,30].…”

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Entwicklung einer physiotherapeutischen Klassifikation von Schulterschmerzen

Klittmann¹,

Trocha²

2016

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Zusammenfassung ?rztliche Diagnosen f?r Schulterschmerzen basieren auf einer pathoanatomischen Terminologie und k?nnen nur beschr?nkt physiotherapeutische Interventionen leiten. Diagnostische Bezeichnungen sollen zu einer spezifischen Behandlung f?hren. Wird der Fokus auf die Beschreibung der menschlichen Bewegung ge?ndert, ergibt sich ein pathokinesiologisches Modell. Die Identifikation charakteristischer Bewegungsbeeintr?chtigungen k?nnte sich als physiotherapeutisches Klassifikationsschema eignen. Das Ziel der Studie bestand darin, ein spezifisch physiotherapeutisches Klassifikationsschema zu entwickeln, das den Bed?rfnissen und Kompetenzrahmen von Physiotherapeuten gerecht wird. Dazu wurden in einem 4-Runden-Delphi-Design deutschsprachige Physiotherapeuten mit Expertise bei der Behandlung von Schulterschmerzen zu einem entsprechenden m?glichen Klassifizierungsmodell befragt. Basierend auf den Ergebnissen wurde ein physiotherapeutisches Klassifikationsmodell entwickelt. Diese Klassifizierung f?hrt weg von der alleinigen Identifizierung einer schmerzhaften Struktur hin zu einer bewegungsbezogenen Diagnostik und leitet somit direkt die Behandlung.

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Verhagen¹,

Alessie²

2014

Evidence Based Diagnostiek Van Het Bewegingsapparaat

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Generalizability of a prediction rule for sick leave due to shoulder pain

Cited by 8 publications

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Prevalence and significance of psychosocial flag signs in patients with compensable occupational upper extremity injuries

Prevalence and significance of psychosocial flag signs in patients with compensable occupational upper extremity injuries

Entwicklung einer physiotherapeutischen Klassifikation von Schulterschmerzen

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