Relationship Between Early Opioid Prescribing for Acute Occupational Low Back Pain and Disability Duration, Medical Costs, Subsequent Surgery and Late Opioid UseBarbara S. Webster, Robert J. Gatchel, Santosh K. Verma|Spine|2007Cited by 327
Iatrogenic Consequences of Early Magnetic Resonance Imaging in Acute, Work-Related, Disabling Low Back PainBarbara S. Webster, Glenn Pransky, Ann Z. Bauer et al.|Spine|2013Cited by 166
The Cascade of Medical Services and Associated Longitudinal Costs Due to Nonadherent Magnetic Resonance Imaging for Low Back PainBarbara S. Webster, Glenn Pransky, Yoon-Sun Choi et al.|Spine|2014Cited by 101
Geographic variation in opioid prescribing for acute, work‐related, low back pain and associated factors: A multilevel analysisBarbara S. Webster, Glenn Pransky, Manuel Cifuentes et al.|American Journal of Industrial Medicine|2008Cited by 85
Risk Factors for Recurrent Episodes of Care and Work Disability: Case of Low Back PainRadoslaw Wasiak, Barbara S. Webster, Santosh K. Verma et al.|Journal of Occupational and Environmental Medicine|2004Cited by 71