Daily stressors in patients with acute whiplash associated disorders
@article{Bring2012DailySI, title={Daily stressors in patients with acute whiplash associated disorders}, author={Annika Bring and Anne Soderlund and Elisabet Wasteson and Pernilla {\AA}senl{\"o}f}, journal={Disability and Rehabilitation}, year={2012}, volume={34}, pages={1783 - 1789} }
Purpose: Stressors in acute whiplash associated disorders (WAD), as reported on a daily basis, have hitherto been neglected in research. The primary aim of this study was to describe the most stressful daily situation or event reported by individuals with acute WAD within a month of a whiplash trauma. Another aim was to describe the meaning and significance of these daily stressors, i.e. primary appraisal. Method: A descriptive design with a content analysis approach was used. 260 WAD-daily…
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