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American Journal of Industrial Medicine|June 2, 2011
Incidence of work and non-work related disability claims in BrazilAnadergh Barbosa-Branco, William R Souza, Ivan A SteenstraErgonomics|March 20, 2009
The eye-complaint questionnaire in a visual display unit work environment: internal consistency and test-retest reliabilityIvan A Steenstra, Judith K Sluiter, Monique H W Frings-DresenBMC Public Health|July 20, 2006
Changes in the incidence of occupational disability as a result of back and neck pain in the NetherlandsIvan A Steenstra, Jos H Verbeek, Femmeke J Prinsze, et al.Occupational and Environmental Medicine|August 26, 2016
Predictive value of the DASH tool for predicting return to work of injured workers with musculoskeletal disorders of the upper extremitySusan Armijo-Olivo, Linda J Woodhouse, Ivan A Steenstra, et al.Journal of Occupational Rehabilitation|July 6, 2020
Machine Learning for Work Disability Prevention: Introduction to the Special SeriesDouglas P Gross, Ivan A Steenstra, Frank E Harrell, et al.Journal of Occupational Rehabilitation|July 9, 2015
The Added Value of Collecting Information on Pain Experience When Predicting Time on Benefits for Injured Workers with Back PainIvan A Steenstra, Renée-Louise Franche, Andrea D Furlan, et al.Journal of Occupational Rehabilitation|July 4, 2019
Validity of the Work Assessment Triage Tool for Selecting Rehabilitation Interventions for Workers' Compensation Claimants with Musculoskeletal ConditionsDouglas P Gross, Ivan A Steenstra, William Shaw, et al.BMC Research Notes|December 29, 2017
Sickness absence among municipal workers in a Brazilian municipality: a secondary data analysisAna Lucia M Leao, Anadergh Barbosa-Branco, Marília D Turchi, et al.Journal of Occupational Rehabilitation|May 31, 2012
Distressed, immobilized, or lacking employer support? A sub-classification of acute work-related low back painSilje Endresen Reme, William S Shaw, Ivan A Steenstra, et al.International Journal of Environmental Research and Public Health|December 7, 2018
Larger Workplaces, People-Oriented Culture, and Specific Industry Sectors Are Associated with Co-Occurring Health Protection and Wellness ActivitiesAviroop Biswas, Colette N Severin, Peter M Smith, et al.Pageof 3