Injured Professional Musicians and the Complex Relationship between Occupation and Health
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...Negative connotations of inferior technical competency are commonly directed at musicians suffering performance-related injuries by their peers (Guptill, 2011, 2012; Raymond et al., 2012)....
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...Mitigating factors include taking breaks and performing a physical warm-up (Lockwood, 1989), and teaching students more efficient practice techniques (Fry, 1987)....
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...Mitigating factors include taking breaks and performing a physical warm-up (Lockwood, 1989 ), and teaching students more efficient practice techniques (Fry, 1987 )....
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...These include occupational disruption, which has been defined as ‘‘deprivation from access to occupation’’ (Whiteford, 1997, p. 126) within a relatively short timeframe (as distinguished from deprivation, which takes place over an extended period of time)....
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...Similarly, Toombs (1990) reported that people who are in ill health experience time as moving more slowly....
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...In healthcare, phenomenology often answers questions about how individuals experience particular health concerns (Doherty & Scannell-Desch, 2008; Goldberg, 2008; Ingadottir & Halldorsdottir, 2008; Parsons-Suhl, Johnson, McCann, & Solberg, 2008; Russell, Thille, Hogg, & Lemelin, 2008; Toombs, 2001)....
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...This observation has also been noted by Toombs (1995, 2001) and Leder (1990)....
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...Jonsson and Persson (2006) also explored the negative consequences of flow, specifically mentioning a study by Ware and Kleiman (1992) who examined flow experiences in information technology, as the Internet evolved at the beginning of the 1990s....
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