Enhancing the scoping study methodology: a large, inter-professional team’s experience with Arksey and O’Malley’s framework

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Musculoskeletal disorders among children and young people: prevalence, risk factors, preventive measures

Cited by European Agency for Safety and Health at Work on 04 Nov 2021

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Att förebygga psykisk ohälsa i arbetslivet – resultat från en kartläggande litteraturöversikt om universella interventioner på arbetsplatsen

Cited by The Public Health Agency of Sweden on 23 Jun 2021

The Public Health Authority (Fohm) is a national knowledge authority that works for better public health. The authority does this by developing and supporting society's work to promote health, prevent ill health and protect against health threats.

Eastern Mediterranean Health Journal

Cited by World Health Organization on 30 Aug 2019

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A resource for developing an evidence synthesis report for policy-making

Cited by World Health Organization on 12 Aug 2019

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