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[On work capacity certification among persons with nervous system dysfunction].

Abstract

A new work ability certification procedure useful in the case of persons with the nervous system dysfunctions is presented. It is the opinion of the author that the identification of the type and the intensity of neurotic symptoms as well as of experiencing, behavioural and motivation disturbances and reasons for patient's reluctance to work is the most essential task. If often happens that not only patient's occupation and the kind of work performed but also a given workpost can ply a decisive role.

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B Polakowska. 1996. [On work capacity certification among persons with nervous system dysfunction].. https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/8834600/

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