Work-Related Quality of Life in A Client Presenting with A Musculoskeletal Disorder: A Case Report

The measurement of Work-Related Quality of Life (WRQoL) has become a vital evidence-based measure to understand perceived quality of working life. This case report explores the evaluation of WRQoL in a client presenting with a musculoskeletal disorder. It outlines the design and execution of the WRQoL scale as well as the outcomes of the occupational health physiotherapy assessment and treatment sessions. The findings indicated that General Well-Being (GWB) and Home-Work Interface (HWI) are in the lower range. Therefore, further attention in these subscales is warranted to improve the client’s WRQoL.