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Ergonomics and training

International Journal of Nursing Studies, 1987
The need for ergonomic intervention to improve the working environment is nowhere more urgent than for the nursing profession. The Institute of Occupational Health, Helsinki, have been pioneers in the development of systems for ergonomic assessment of the workplace by the workers themselves and consideration is now being given to the question of ...
H.H. Rauhala, J.D.G. Troup
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Ergonomics and the Consumer

Ergonomics, 1976
This paper begins with an introduction and description of the background to this area; more general environmental aspects and certain chemical risks are then dealt with, followed by a discussion of accidents arising from consumer products. Finally, marketing of products from an ergonomic viewpoint and other aspects will be discussed.
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On Ergonomic Perception

2017
Ergonomics has developed as an application of knowledge accumulation in very different qualities that can improve the efficiency of human performance in different directions. Ergonomics which is also related to different branches of science covers a wide range of applications.
Koca, Emine, Kaya, Özlem
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The Ergonomics of Economics is the Economics of Ergonomics

Proceedings of the Human Factors and Ergonomics Society Annual Meeting, 1996
Several reasons for the failure of business and government decison-makers to more adequately recognize the benefits of human factors/ergonomics and strongly support and endorse its application are reviewed. In particular, the failure of members of our profession to more consisistently and adequately document and publicize the cost-benefits of their ...
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Ergonomics in microsurgery

Journal of Surgical Oncology, 2018
AbstractThere is a growing body of evidence to suggest that surgeon posture while operating contributes to cervical musculoskeletal strain, discomfort, and chronic pain. Microsurgeons may be particularly susceptible to this risk due to persistent neck flexion, long periods of static posture, and the use of heavy, high‐power loupe magnification. Several
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Robotics and ergonomics

Surgical Clinics of North America, 2003
Industrial robotics have proven the benefit of using an untiring machine to perform precise repetitive tasks in uncomfortable or dangerous for humans environments. Highly skilled surgeons are trained to operate and adapt to difficult conditions. They are even capable of developing intelligent mechanisms to exploit a variety of tactile, visual, and ...
David W. Rattner, Nicholas Stylopoulos
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Physiotherapists in ergonomics

Applied Ergonomics, 1982
Recently, physiotherapy students in Denmark have been spending part of their hospital training period in a factory environment, studying working postures and work methods. It is concluded that physiotherapists so trained can provide patients with a better service and treatment through their improved knowledge of the causes of illness.
A. Hauch, L. Blom
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Ergonomics

2008
With the many and vast advances of technology across generations and societies, the need to determine the best ways to align and use the human body in coordination with technology has increased accordingly. While occupational hazards and accidents date back to ancient times, and the Industrial Age resulted in accidents related to machinery, the human ...
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Introduction to Ergonomics

1995
PREFACE INTRODUCTION The Focus of Ergonomics Ergonomics and its Areas of Application in the Work System A Brief History of Ergonomics Attempts to 'Humanise' Work Modern Ergonomics Effectiveness and Cost-Effectiveness Future Directions for Ergonomics Summary Essays and Exercises ANATOMY, POSTURE AND BODY MECHANICS Some Basic Body Mechanics Anatomy of ...
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Ergonomics of Packaging

2011
Every day, the vast majority of consumers make contact with some packaging. With most products, the consumer realizes the first contact through interaction with the packaging. For this reason, the design of packaging is of great importance for consumers.
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