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stakeholder

stakeholder In this context, a stakeholder is a person or group involved in or affected by a workplace issue and its support arrangements.

In this context, a stakeholder is a person or group involved in or affected by a workplace issue and its support arrangements. Examples implied here include employers, line managers, and employees with chronic pain, whose views may differ about roles, control, and access to support.

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Drafting source: Thornton Angela Claire; Wainwright Elaine; Chaplin Wendy J; Abbott-Fleming Victoria; McWilliams Daniel F; Walsh David A; Taylor Gordon; McNamee Paul; Walker-Bone Karen; Blake Holly. “Shining a light on chronic pain”: A qualitative study of stakeholder views towards chronic pain at work and the Pain-at-Work Toolkit. 2026; DOI 10.1371/journal.pone.0351938; article XML SHA-256 0abd88a8bb29d31f0f5128e58375b9c743ee3bf644aae4411ffaa9606553acf8. ““Shining a light on chronic pain”: A qualitative study of stakeholder views towards chronic pain at work and the Pain-at-Work Toolkit” (10.1371/journal.pone.0351938).
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