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Organisational factors and occupational balance in working parents in Sweden
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Similar views on rehabilitation following hip arthroscopy among physiotherapists and surgeons in Scandinavia : a specialized care survey
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Five-second-squeeze testing in 333 professional and semiprofessional male ice hockey players: how are hip and groin symptoms, strength and sporting function related?
2018) 1st Swiss Sports Med & Sportfisio Conference(
- Contribution to conference › Poster
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Self-reported hip function and performance based measures in patients following hip arthroscopy compared to an asymptomatic control group – A cross sectional study
2018) 1st Swiss Sports Med & Sportfisio Conference(
- Contribution to conference › Poster
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Hip and groin problems in professional Swedish ice hockey: Seasonal prevalence, duration and relation to self-reported function in the beginning of the new season
2018) 1st Swiss Sports Med & Sportfisio Conference(
- Contribution to conference › Poster
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Seasonal prevalence of hip and groin problems in elite female ice hockey players and relation to self-reported function in the beginning of the new season
2018) 1st Swiss Sports Med & Sportfisio Conference(
- Contribution to conference › Poster
- 2017
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The effect of different exercise intensities on health related quality of life in people classified as obese
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CURRENT REHABILITATION STRATEGIES FOLLOWING HIP ARTHROSCOPY IN SCANDINAVIA – A SURVEY OF PHYSIOTHERAPISTS AND SURGEONS IN DENMARK, NORWAY, AND SWEDEN
2017) Sportskongres(
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- 2016
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The relationship between physical workload and quality within line-based assembly
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Insufficient time for leisure and perceived health and stress in working parents with small children
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