Influence of Job Satisfaction, Burnout, Pain, and Worker’s Compensation Status on Disability After Finger Injuries


The Influence of Job Satisfaction, Burnout, Pain, and Worker’s Compensation Status on Disability After Finger Injuries


Kadzielski JJ, Bot AGJ, Ring D (Massachusetts General Hosp, Boston) J Hand Surg 37A:1812-1819, 2012§



D. Zelouf, MD



Evidence Ranking


B



Expert Rating


2



Abstract




Methods

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