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October 14, 2011BMC Musculoskeletal DisordersOpen Access

The influence of 'significant others' on persistent back pain and work participation: A qualitative exploration of illness perceptions

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SMSerena McCluskeyUniversity of SalfordJBJoanna BrooksManchester Academic Health Science CentreNKNigel KingUniversity of Huddersfield

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