The National Centre for Work and Rehabilitation (RAR) carries out research and development work, education and information in issues relating to health, work ability and return to work. Research within RAR is multidisciplinary, i.e. various theoretical starting points and research methods are being applied. Research is mainly carried out in networks with other research groups and have a wide subject catchment. This means that different perspectives and point of views can be problemized and developed by integrating knowledge from various fields of knowledge and lead to a broader understanding of the phenomenon that is to be studied.
 

Current research encompasses:

• Health, competence and work ability
• Stress and stroke
• Work ability and employability
• Mobility in the labour market 
• Sick-listed persons encounters with rehabilitation professionals
• Return to work - the workplace arena
• Occupational health services and return to work

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