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Enterprise Size and Return to Work After Stroke

Journal of Occupational Rehabilitation, 2012
It has been hypothesised that return to work rates among sick-listed workers increases with enterprise size. The aim of the present study was to estimate the effect of enterprise size on the odds of returning to work among previously employed stroke patients in Denmark, 2000-2006.We used a prospective design with a 2 year follow-up period.
Harald, Hannerz, Linnea, Ferm, Otto M, Poulsen, Betina Holbæk, Pedersen, Lars L, Andersen   +4 more
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Return stroke core diameter

Journal of Geophysical Research, 1968
This letter concerns the measurement of return stroke core diameter by examining discharge craters formed on an aluminum ‘needle’ mounted on a tower. It is found that mere equality between the Lorentz force per unit volume and the divergence of the kinetic pressure dyadic yields core diameters of the observed crater size, if the return stroke currents ...
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The association between stroke location and return to work after first stroke

Journal of Stroke and Cerebrovascular Diseases, 2004
Although various factors, including age, race, job category, disability, and cortical function, have been associated with return to work (RTW) after stroke, few studies have examined the influence of stroke location on RTW. We conducted a retrospective cohort study on the association between stroke location and RTW after first stroke. The patients were
Satoru, Saeki, Kenji, Hachisuka
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Mathematical modelling of return strokes

2003
A lightning flash is initiated by electrical breakdown of the air in a cloud. This process, commonly known as the preliminary breakdown, signifies the initiation of a stepped leader. Such a stepped leader propagates towards the earth, in a succession of nearly discontinuous surges or steps. The stepped leader leaves a charged, conducting channel in its
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Preparing the young stroke survivor for return to work

Topics in Stroke Rehabilitation, 1994
Preparing the young stroke survivor for work is an essential aspect of the rehabilitation process. This unique prevocational program, the Functional Occupations Program (FOP), is designed to provide outpatient, interdisciplinary group services to those who want to return to work or an occupation after cerebrovascular accident (CVA) or other devastating
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The Return Stroke – How to Model It

2014
To calculate the electromagnetic fields generated by return strokes, it is necessary to know the spatial and temporal variation of the return-stroke current along the channel. Unfortunately, only the return-stroke velocity and the current generated at the channel base can be measured directly, and the way in which the return-stroke current varies along
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Modeling of the lightning return stroke

2016
Introduction and classification of models Any lightning model is a mathematical construct designed to reproduce certain aspects of the physical processes involved in the lightning discharge. No modeling is complete until model predictions are compared with experimental data; that is, model testing, often called validation, is a necessary component of
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A procedure for the identification of the return stroke

2001
A procedure for the identification of the return ...
ANDREOTTI A., DE MARTINIS U., VEROLINO, LUIGI   +2 more
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return stroke, n.

2023
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Return-Stroke Initiation

8th International Zurich Symposium and Technical Exhibition on Electromagnetic Compatibility, 1989
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