Reviewer's report
Title:Assessing factors influencing return back to work after cholecystectomy: a
qualitative research
Version: 2Date:20 October 2009
Reviewer: David I Watson
Reviewer's report:
I would tend to support publication, and the reviewer who supports this view. I
would make the following comments; however.
The terminology "Company Physician" is new to me. I suspect this a Netherlands
specific role. This highlights the fact that it will be difficult to generalise the
findings outside the Netherlands. The discussion should reflect the fact that this
study is specific to the Dutch health system, and that different patterns of care
and different systems in other countries could produce different outcomes.
Reviewer's report
Title:Assessing factors influencing return back to work after cholecystectomy: a
qualitative research
Version: 2Date:20 October 2009
Reviewer: David I Watson
Reviewer's report:
I would tend to support publication, and the reviewer who supports this view. I
would make the following comments; however.
The terminology "Company Physician" is new to me. I suspect this a Netherlands
specific role. This highlights the fact that it will be difficult to generalise the
findings outside the Netherlands. The discussion should reflect the fact that this
study is specific to the Dutch health system, and that different patterns of care
and different systems in other countries could produce different outcomes.
Please review this paper.
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Reviewer's report
Title:Assessing factors influencing return back to work after cholecystectomy: a
qualitative research
Version: 2Date:20 October 2009
Reviewer: David I Watson
Reviewer's report:
I would tend to support publication, and the reviewer who supports this view. I
would make the following comments; however.
The terminology "Company Physician" is new to me. I suspect this a Netherlands
specific role. This highlights the fact that it will be difficult to generalise the
findings outside the Netherlands. The discussion should reflect the fact that this
study is specific to the Dutch health system, and that different patterns of care
and different systems in other countries could produce different outcomes.
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