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Psychosocial work environment and subjective well being among healthcare professionals using structural equation modeling, mediation and scale development. [PDF]

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The farrier's work environment

WORK: A Journal of Prevention, Assessment & Rehabilitation, 2012
The horse industry in Sweden has rapidly expanded in recent years. This increasing number of horses implies a greater need for more farriers. Shoeing a horse is hard physical work, and includes awkward work postures and repetitive movements. It is well known that hard physical work increases the risk of injuries and musculoskeletal problems.
Lotta, Löfqvist, Stefan, Pinzke
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The Environment at Work

Applied Ergonomics, 1972
This article discusses the limits within which the working environment should be maintained. The limits are listed in a table. When the limits are exceeded, there is likely to be a fall in efficiency, an increased susceptibility to accidents, and a reduced attendance at work.
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