Return to Work and Bed Days in the Year Following Minor Injury: The Effect of Psychiatric Symptom Severity
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Jacoby, S. F., Shults, J. & Richmond T.S. (2017). Return to Work and Bed Days in the Year Following Minor Injury: The Effect of Psychiatric Symptom Severity.International Journal of Nursing Studies, 65: 54-61.
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