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A new study from the University of Iowa finds that inspiring office employees to be active at work could be as easy as pedaling a bike — and they don’t have to leave their desks. Workers who pedaled more were more likely to report weight loss, improved concentration, and fewer sick days than co-workers who pedaled less.
How effective are health promotion programs in improving employee health, and what is their impact on reducing presenteeism and absenteeism? This article offers a critical review of the available research.
There are many ways ergonomists can work in collaboration with OH professionals to enhance the safety and well-being of working people. This article explains more about what ergonomists do and how ergonomic specialists can work in occupational health.
With the growing use of mobile technology, both at home and at work, more employees are suffering from repetitive strain injuries. This article on disability technology and ergonomics looks at what employers can do to tackle the problem.
Organizations that have basic safety programs in place usually take one of two paths: either they turn their attention away from safety to other priorities, thinking their safety performance is adequate, or they turn their attention to true safety excellence. The organizations with the most excellent safety performance have added four core components to their safety efforts.
This month’s round-up of recently published occupational health research studies looks at occupational therapists experiencing musculoskeletal injuries, stress in the working environment and chronic heart disease rehabilitation.
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