Ergonomics

William Dagher looks at clinical chart reviews and argues for the deployment of medical coding-certified physicians to reduce unnecessary high cost claims. Combating rising healthcare costs [...]

Virtual treatment can offer the first line of defense against MSDs, argues Richard Kruckeberg. According to the Academy of Orthopaedic Surgeons, half of the American population suffers from a [...]

John Cooper and Paul Miller bust the myths surrounding workers’ compensation claims and give you expert advice in how to lower the cost of your claims. If there is one universal belief ingrained [...]

Managing workplace ergonomics is important for a business, but it can be a complicated and time-consuming process. In this article we explore what the risks of poor ergonomics can be and what you [...]

Pamela Gellatly of Healthcare RM looks at the link between musculoskeletal and mental health disorders in the workplace and how organizations need to join the dots to reduce their risk and [...]

General safety (legislation) clauses across the globe encompass the requirement for an organization-wide ergonomics program, says Cardinus’ Jon Abbott. Across the European Union musculoskeletal [...]

With Baby Boomers exiting the workforce in the near future, how do you cultivate their knowledge and manage the changing workforce when it comes to health. Matt Weber takes a look. According to a [...]

Recently Seattle City Light decided to augment their employee wellness program by trialing BAX-U posture devices. Keith Osborne and Dr. Romina Ghassemi share the results of their trial with us. [...]

Ryan Pavey, North American President of BakkerElkhuizen gives us his favored tactical solutions in office ergonomics, as well as background on assessing risk in successful ergo programs. Having [...]

Andrew Ronchi of dorsaVi brings us the data on medical wearables and why utilizing this innovative technology can reduce injuries to the workforce. Employers have a legal duty of care to their [...]