Work simulation: putting training to work
Lichter, R.
Occupational Medicine 7(1): 125-138
1992
ISSN/ISBN: 0885-114X PMID: 1542828 Document Number: 401005
As awareness of the efficacy of using work for rehabilitation has expanded, a growing number of physicians have recognized the value of using work conditioning in early intervention for the injured worker and other patients. Work simulation therapy and its benefits are discussed.
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