| Description |
1 online resource (xv, 566 pages) : illustrations |
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Includes bibliographical references and index. |
| Contents |
I: Conceptual and Methodological Issues in Prediction of Disability -- Do we have a disability epidemic? / J. Mark Melhorn, Jacob Lazarovic, and Wanda K. Roehl -- Impairment and occupational disability in research and practice / Izabela Z. Schultz -- Models of diagnosis and rehabilitation in musculoskeletal pain-related occupational disability / Izabela Z. Schultz [and others] -- Readiness for return to work following injury or illness / Renée-Louise Franche and Niklas Krause -- Prediction of occupational disability / Renée-Louise Franche, John Frank, and Niklas Krause -- Musculoskeletal injury / Anna Wright Stowell -- Outcome measures in prediction of occupational disability / Peter Polatin, Richard C. Robinson, and J.P. Garofalo -- Tailoring psychosocial treatment for patients with occupational disability / Richard C. Robinson, Robert J. Gatchel, and Travis Whitfill -- -- II. Prediction of Disability in Pain-Related and Psychologic Conditions -- A: Prediction of Chronic Pain Disability -- Determinants of occupational disability following a low back injury / Joan Crook [and others] -- Biopsychosocial multivariate predictive model of occupational low back disability / Izabela Z. Schultz [and others] -- Whiplash and neck pain-related disability / Jerome A. Schofferman and Mary E. Koestler -- Disability in fibromyalgia / Akiko Okifuji -- Musculoskeletal disorders, disability, and return-to-work (repetitive strain) / I. Mark Melhorn and Eric M. Kennedy -- Predicting disability from headache / Jonathan Borkum -- B: Prediction of Disability after Head Injury -- Prediction of disability after mild traumatic brain injury / Nancy Canning and Ronald M. Ruff -- Prediction of vocational functioning from neuropsychological data / Thomas J. Guilmette -- C: Prediction of Disability after Psychological Trauma -- The role of individual factors in predicting posttraumatic stress disorder / Marilyn L. Bowman -- Posttraumatic stress disability after motor vehicle accidents / William J. Koch and Joti Samra -- Disability following posttraumatic stress disorder / Robert J. Sbordone -- The prediction of occupational disability related to depressive and anxiety disorders / William H. Gnam. |
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III: Application of Disability Prediction in Compensation, Health Care, and Occupational Contexts -- Secondary prevention in health-care and occupational settings in musculoskeletal condition focusing on low back pain / Chris J. Main, Ceri J. Phillips, and Paul J. Watson -- Biopsychosocial factors in complex claims for disability compensation / Les Kertay and Thomas M. Pendergrass -- Secondary gains and losses in the medicolegal setting / Jeffrey Dersh [and others] -- Evidence-informed best practices for injured workers at risk for disability at the subacute stage / Izabela Z. Schultz, Joan Crook, and Alanna Winter -- -- IV: Early Intervention with At-Risk Groups -- Early interventions for "at risk" patients with spinal pain / Steven James Linton -- Working with the employer / Patrick Loisel and Marie-José Durand -- An early screening and intervention model for acute and subacute low back pain / John P. Garofalo [and others] -- The CtdMAP Intervention Program for musculoskeletal disorders / I. Mark Melhorn and Larry K. Wilkinson -- -- V: Where Are We Now and Where Are We Headed? -- Research and practice directions in risk for disability prediction and early intervention / Izabela Z. Schultz and Robert J. Gatchel. |
| Summary |
"This clear-sighted, interdisciplinary, and integrative volume goes beyond cataloguing symptoms or sorting legitimate from fraudulent cases; its emphasis is on early detection of risk and management to prevent injury from developing into long-term disability. Editors Schultz and Gatchel and their expert contributors offer lucid evaluations of the scientific and clinical literature to repair the mind/body split that has traditionally defined this field." "A book that synthesizes so many diverse viewpoints has the potential to influence both policy and practice across disciplines and cut through politicization of these still poorly understood conditions with evidence. The Handbook is important reading for clinicians, professionals, and members of rehabilitation and disability management teams across healthcare, occupational, and compensation settings."--Jacket. |
| Note |
GMD: electronic resource. |
| Subject |
Occupational diseases.
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Industrial safety.
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Industrial hygiene.
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Health insurance claims.
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Occupational Diseases -- rehabilitation.
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Accidents, Occupational.
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Disability Evaluation.
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Risk Assessment.
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HEALTH & FITNESS -- Work-Related Health.
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MEDICAL -- Occupational & Industrial Medicine.
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Health insurance claims. (OCoLC)fst00953087
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Industrial hygiene. (OCoLC)fst00971122
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Industrial safety. (OCoLC)fst00971664
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Occupational diseases. (OCoLC)fst01043175
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Arbeidsgeneeskunde.
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Arbeidsongeschiktheid.
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Psychology.
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Psychology, Clinical.
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Clinical psychology.
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Cognitive psychology.
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Electronic books.
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| Added Author |
Schultz, Izabela Z., 1951-
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Gatchel, Robert J., 1947-
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| Other Form: |
Print version: Handbook of complex occupational disability claims. New York : Springer, 2005 0387224513 9780387224510 (DLC) 2005926893 (OCoLC)62179681 |
| ISBN |
9780387289199 |
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0387289194 |
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