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Nina Nevala-Puranen1999

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Physically Disabled at Work: Need for Ergonomic Interventions

Nina Nevala-Puranen · Markku Seuri · Ahti Jarkko Kalervo Simola · Jyrki Elo

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Disability Education and Employment Medical Practices and Rehabilitation Occupational Therapy Practice and Research

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Year1999

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Published1999-12-01

VenueJournal of Occupational Rehabilitation

ISSN-L1053-0487

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Citations12

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