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Goal: The coronavirus disease 2019 [coronavirus disease-2019 (COVID-19]] has made major changes in the way every business works. This study examines the relationship between COVID-19-related changing working conditions (home work) and kinesiophobia, disability, physical activity and work satisfaction on back pain. Tools and Methods: The study included 101 participants working from home and questioned their demographic characteristics, the presence of back pain and other muscle-skeletal disorders. The Numerical Rating Measure for back pain and other muscle-skeletal system pain (SDO), the Oswestry Disability Index (ODI) for the determination of the disability level, the Tampa Kinesiophobia Measure for the presence of kinesiophobia, the International Physical Activity Survey for the physical activity level (UFAA) and the Employment Measure for the job satisfaction-6 (UWES-6) were implemented through an online survey. Results: 56.4 percent of participants had back pain. The most common disease after back pain was neck pain and/or back pain (39.6%). ADHD (p<0,001), ADHD (p<0,001) and kinesiophobia (p=0,016) were higher in people with back pain. A positive correlation with the ADHD, ADHD and ADHD associated with back pain (r=0,489; p=<0,001, r=0,409; p=<0,001) and the other ADHD associated with muscle-skeletal system pain, ADHD had a positive correlation with ADHD (r=0,228; p=0,023). There was no connection between UWES-6 and UFAA and back pain. The result: COVID-19 pandemic-related home workers with back pain and white hole work experience higher kinesiophobia and disability. Disability increases with the level of back pain and the level of pain associated with other diseases of the musculoskeletal system. There was no connection between the presence of back pain and work satisfaction and the level of physical activity.

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