S J Linton

The effects of ergonomically designed school furniture on pupils' attitudes, symptoms and behaviour.

S J Linton, A L Hellsing, T Halme, 1994, Applied ergonomics.

Neck and shoulder disorders in medical secretaries. Part I. Pain prevalence and risk factors.

S J Linton, U. Moritz, S. Linton, 1991, Scandinavian journal of rehabilitation medicine.

Low back schools. A critical review.

S J Linton, S. Linton, K. Kamwendo, 1987, Physical therapy.

Risk factors in the psychosocial work environment for neck and shoulder pain in secretaries.

S J Linton, S. Linton, K. Kamwendo, 1989, Journal of occupational medicine. : official publication of the Industrial Medical Association.

Neck and shoulder disorders in medical secretaries. Part II. Ergonomical work environment and symptom profile.

S J Linton, U. Moritz, S. Linton, 1991, Scandinavian journal of rehabilitation medicine.

A Population‐Based Study of Spinal Pain Among 35‐45‐Year‐Old Individuals: Prevalence, Sick Leave, and Health Care Use

S J Linton, A L Hellsing, S. Linton, 1998, Spine.

Ergonomic education for nursing students.

S J Linton, A L Hellsing, S. Linton, 1993, International journal of nursing studies.

Behavioural treatment for chronic low-back pain.

S J Linton, W. Assendelft, R. Ostelo, 2005, The Cochrane database of systematic reviews.

A review of psychological risk factors in back and neck pain.

S J Linton, S. Linton, 2000, Spine.

A controlled study of the effect of neck school in medical secretaries.

S J Linton, S. Linton, K. Kamwendo, 1991, Scandinavian journal of rehabilitation medicine.

Relations between pain, anxiety, mood and muscle tension in chronic pain patients. A correlation study.

S J Linton, K G Götestam, 1985, Psychotherapy and psychosomatics.