Risk Factors Linked to Psychological Distress, Productivity Losses, and Sick Leave in Low-Back-Pain Employees: A Three-Year Longitudinal Cohort Study

<div>Regression plot of changes between baseline and 3-year follow-up changes in LBP severity and performance, or psychological distress, or days of absence for sick leave in the two groups (organic versus not-organic LBP). Note: LBP, Low Back Pain; OC, organic causes; n-OC, not-organic causes.</div>

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Figure 2: Risk Factors Linked to Psychological Distress, Productivity Losses, and Sick Leave in Low-Back-Pain Employees: A Three-Year Longitudinal Cohort Study 

Figure 2 | Risk Factors Linked to Psychological Distress, Productivity Losses, and Sick Leave in Low-Back-Pain Employees: A Three-Year Longitudinal Cohort Study 