Background Traumatic upper limb injury is a leading cause of work‐related disability. After
return‐to‐work (RTW), many survivors of injuries are able to regain a quality of life (QoL) …

Objectives Acute as well as chronic pain syndromes are common after whiplash trauma and
exercise therapy is proposed as one possible intervention strategy. The aim of the present …

Background Prolonged disability resulting from road traffic injuries (RTIs) contributes
significantly to morbidity and disease burden. A good understanding of the prevalence and …

Background Persistent pain and mental health conditions often co-occur after injury, cause
enormous disability, reduce social and economic participation, and increase long-term …

Purpose This qualitative study conducted in Queensland, Australia aimed to explore various
stakeholders' perspectives on (1) the barriers and facilitators of Return to Work (RTW) for …

Background Whiplash-associated disorders are a common sequela of road traffic accidents.
Exercise therapy is considered an effective intervention, and it is recommended for the …

Introduction Major trauma describes serious and often multiple injuries where there is a
strong possibility of death or residual disability. There is little robust evidence on the effects …

Background Road traffic injuries (RTI) pose a global public health threat, especially in low-
and middle-income nations. These injuries typically cause orthopaedic problems that may …

Objective: To pilot a method for routine outcome data collection one year after admission to
a major trauma centre, to determine current outcomes, and to identify possible …

Purpose This study aimed to explore individuals' experiences of return to work (RTW)
following minor to serious road traffic injury (RTI) in Queensland, Australia; seek their …