September 22, 2004
What works in Return-to-Work? The experts offer the solutions, concerns and reasons for getting an injured worker back into the job as soon as practical.
September 20, 2004
Human factors involved in airport security could be in line for a change but for the time being, passengers will just have to take off their coats to help improve security.
September 20, 2004
Ergonomic cleaning manufacturer files for bankruptcy
September 17, 2004
New mouse that operates with nose twitches and eye blinks could make the task of running the computer much simpler, quicker or at least a little different.
September 15, 2004
From plus-sized umbrellas to extra-large office chairs, ergonomics shows its accommodating side to customers and workers.
September 15, 2004
Hospitals are reporting an increase in the number of Bariatric patients they see but hospital workers are the ones feeling the most pain from treatment. See how one hospital is addressing the worker-side of treating obese patients and find tips on how to manage the transfer of those patients.
September 14, 2004
Are healthcare facilities on the right track with their methods of handling Bariatric patients? Kent Wilson of Hill-Rom, a provider of health care solutions for patient facilities, offers his own view on the current state of caregiver ergonomics.
September 13, 2004
Cooking for a living could be a little easier and less painful with ergonomics interventions says a U.K. study.
September 10, 2004
New study indicates that too little movement could cause back pain that mimics an injury.