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title

The relationship between lifestyle, occupational health, and work-related factors with presenteeism amongst general practitioners (English)

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Sabrina Winona Pit

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Vibeke Hansen

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2

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publication date

18 February 2015

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Archives of Environmental and Occupational Health

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published in

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volume

71

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issue

1

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page(s)

49-56

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