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Researcher

Lisa Bernaers

Publications & Research Data

Awards & Distinctions

16 Results

2025

A multidisciplinary lifestyle programme for patients with rheumatoid arthritis and metabolic syndrome-associated osteoarthritis : economic evaluation alongside the ‘Plants for Joints’ randomized controlled trials

JM van DongenLisa BernaersCA WagenaarM van der LeedenF TurkstraM BoersH van MiddendorpPJM WeijsD van SchaardenburgW Walrabenstein

A1 Journal Article in SCANDINAVIAN JOURNAL OF RHEUMATOLOGY

Bridging the gap between rehabilitation and return to work : a qualitative evaluation of a workplace intervention for low back pain

Lisa BernaersTine WillemsDorina RusuChristophe DemoulinDominique Van de VeldeLutgart Braeckman

A1 Journal Article in JOURNAL OF OCCUPATIONAL REHABILITATION

Experiences and perceptions of employees and healthcare professionals on a multidisciplinary program for the secondary prevention of low back pain

Lisa BernaersTine WillemsGia Hien LamMorgane MahyDorina RusuChristophe DemoulinDominique Van de VeldeLutgart Braeckman

A1 Journal Article in SCIENTIFIC REPORTS

Multidisciplinary rehabilitation and workplace interventions for low back pain : an evaluation of the Belgian secondary prevention program for workers with low back pain

Lisa BernaersTine WillemsLutgart Braeckman

Perceptions of occupational physicians in supporting transgender and gender-diverse people (returning) at work : a focus group study : the uncharted territory of gender-diverse occupational healthcare

Joy Van de CauterJoz MotmansDominique Van de VeldeLisa BernaersLutgart Braeckman

A1 Journal Article in BMJ OPEN

2023

Disability and return to work after a multidisciplinary intervention for (sub)acute low back pain : a systematic review

Lisa BernaersElise CnockaertLutgart BraeckmanPhilippe MairiauxTine Willems

A1 Journal Article in CLINICAL REHABILITATION

Employees and healthcare professionals’ experiences and perspectives on the secondary back pain prevention program in Belgium

Lisa BernaersTine WillemsGia Hien LamMorgane MahyDorina RusuChristophe DemoulinDominique Van de VeldeLutgart Braeckman

Employees and healthcare professionals’ experiences and perspectives on the secondary back pain prevention program in Belgium

Lisa BernaersTine WillemsGia Hien LamMorgane MahyDorina RusuChristophe DemoulinDominique Van de VeldeLutgart Braeckman

Evaluatie nationaal secundair preventieprogramma voor werknemers met (sub)acute lage rugpijn

Lisa BernaersLutgart BraeckmanTine Willems

Neural processing of pain-related distress to neck-specific movements in people with chronic whiplash-associated disorders

Carlos Murillo EzcurraIris CoppietersBarbara CagnieLisa BernaersJente BontinckMira MeeusInge Timmers

A1 Journal Article in PAIN

2022

A multidisciplinary treatment program in (sub)acute low back pain patients has favorable effects on pain intensity and functional status but not on return to work : a systematic review

Elise CnockaertLisa BernaersLutgart BraeckmanPhilippe MairiauxTine Willems

Are reports of pain, disability, quality of life, psychological factors, and central sensitization related to outcomes of quantitative sensory testing in patients suffering from chronic whiplash associated disorders?

Dorine LenoirWard WillaertKelly IckmansLisa BernaersJo NijsAnneleen MalflietLieven DanneelsLaurence LeysenRobby De PauwBarbara Cagnie et al.

A1 Journal Article in CLINICAL JOURNAL OF PAIN

Does a multidisciplinary intervention, with or without workplace intervention, have an impact on pain, functional status and return to work in employees suffering from (sub)acute low back pain? A systematic review

Lisa BernaersElise CnockaertLutgart BraeckmanPhilippe MairiauxOlivier PootTine Willems

Does multidisciplinary therapy improve pain, functionality and return to work in employed (sub)acute low back pain sufferers? A systematic review

Elise CnockaertLisa BernaersLutgart BraeckmanPhilippe MairiauxTine Willems

Temporal changes in pain processing after whiplash injury, based on Quantitative Sensory Testing : a systematic review

Jente BontinckDorine LenoirBarbara CagnieCarlos Murillo EzcurraInge TimmersElise CnockaertLisa BernaersMira MeeusIris Coppieters

A1 Journal Article in EUROPEAN JOURNAL OF PAIN

2021

Does a multidisciplinary intervention, with or without workplace intervention, have an impact on pain, functional status or return to work in employees suffering from (sub)acute low back pain? A systematic review

Lisa BernaersElise CnockaertLutgart BraeckmanPhilippe MairiauxOlivier PootTine Willems