Return-to-employment for working-aged adults after burn injury: A mixed methods scoping review
CONCLUSIONS: Consistent definitions of work and measurements of return-to-employment after burn injury are priorities for future research. Longitudinal studies are more likely to capture the complexity of the return-to-employment process, its impact on work participation and changes in employment over time. The social context of work may assist or hinder return-to-work more than physical environmental constraints. Equitable vocational support systems would help address disparities in vocational rehabilitation services available after burn injury.PMID:38578910 | DOI:10.3233/WOR-230148
Source: Work - Category: Occupational Health Authors: Akane Katsu Lynette Mackenzie James M Elliott Martin Mackey Zephanie Tyack Source Type: research
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