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Factor analyses for the Örebro Musculoskeletal Pain Questionnaire for working and nonworking patients with chronic low back pain

Soer, R. (Remco) (Associatelector); Vroomen, P. (Patrick) (Researcher); Stewart, R. (Roy) (Researcher); Coppens, M. (Maarten) (Researcher); Stegeman, P. (Patrick) (Researcher); Dijkstra, P. (Pieter) (Researcher); Reneman, M. (Michiel) (Researcher)

The Örebro Musculoskeletal Pain Questionnaire (ÖMPQ) has good psychometric properties to predict return to work in patients with acute low back pain. Although it is used in patients with chronic back pain and nonworkers, there is no evidence on the factor structure of the ÖMPQ in these populations. This …

2017-04-01AlgemeenArtikel

Disembodied abilities: Sick role and participation in 'activating' return-to-work practices

Lineke van Hal; A Meershoek; F Nijhuis; K Horstman

In 'active welfare states', labour participation is regarded essential for being part of and contributing to society. In the striving for an increase in labour participation of people who were considered (partly) disabled for work, not 'disabilities', but 'abilities' are put centre stage in vocational …

2013AlgemeenArtikel

Decline of functional capacity in healthy aging workers

Soer, Remko; Brouwer, Sandra; Geertzen, Jan H; van der Schans, Cees; Groothoff, Johan W.; Reneman, Michiel F

OBJECTIVES: (1) To study the natural decline in functional capacity (FC) of healthy aging workers; (2) to compare FC to categories of workload; and (3) to study the differences in decline between men and women. DESIGN: Cross-sectional design. SETTING: A rehabilitation center at a university medical center. …

2012-12-01AlgemeenArtikel

Going beyond vocational rehabilitation as a training of skills: return-to-work as an identity issue

Lineke van Hal; A Meershoek; A de Rijk; F Nijhuis

In western welfare states, labour participation is increasingly considered a vital aspect of taking part in society. Vocational rehabilitation programmes are intended to support people in the process of returning to work. These programmes pay much attention to the skills that clients need to develop …

2012AlgemeenArtikel

Promoting Healthy Work for Employees with Chronic Illness

Kristin ten Have; Anja Dijkman; Rob Gründemann (Lector); Cees Wevers

The ENWHP project and campaign Promoting Healthy Work for Employees with Chronic Illness (PH Work) should contribute towards the implementation of effective workplace health practices within corporate policies of enterprises in Europe. More specific the project should stimulate activities and policies …

2012AlgemeenRapport

Prognostic Factors for Recovery in Chronic Nonspecific Low Back Pain: A Systematic Review

K. Verkerk (Lid Lectoraat); P.A.J. Luijsterburg; A. Pool - Goudzwaard; H.S. Miedema (Lector); B.W. Koes

Background. Few data are available on predictors for a favorable outcome in patients with chronic nonspecific low back pain (CNLBP). Purpose. The aim of this study was to assess prognostic factors for pain intensity, disability, return to work, quality of life, and global perceived effect in patients …

2011-11-08GezondheidArtikel

Normative values for a functional capacity evaluation

Soer, Remko; van der Schans, Cees; Geertzen, Jan H; Groothoff, Johan W; Brouwer, Sandra; Dijkstra, Pieter U; Reneman, Michiel F

OBJECTIVE: To establish normative values for a functional capacity evaluation (FCE) of healthy working subjects. DESIGN: Descriptive. SETTING: Rehabilitation center. PARTICIPANTS: Healthy working subjects (N=701; 448 men, 253 women) between 20 and 60 years of age, working in more than 180 occupations. …

2009-10AlgemeenArtikel

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