Musculoskeletal disorder risk as a function of vehicle rotation angle during assembly tasks

Ferguson, Sue A.; Marras, Williams S.; Allread, W. Gary; Knapik, Gregory G.; Vandlen, Kimberly A.; Splittstoesser, Riley E.; Yang, Gang

doi:10.1016/j.apergo.2010.11.004

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“…Mesmo assim, o termo Projeto Centrado no Ser Humano apresenta-se mais coerente segundo o proposto pela norma ISO 9241-210, pois essa abordagem, tal qual a Ergonomia, embora busque os melhores resultados para o usuário final do produto (consumidores), preocupa-se também com os demais stakeholders, como por exemplo os trabalhadores que produzem os produtos em uma linha de produção. Diversos autores, como Hendrick (1996), Hendrick (2003), Falck, Örtengren e Högberg (2010) e Ferguson et al (2011), explicam que esta visão, voltada para os trabalhadores, acarreta resultados positivos diretos para as empresas, na forma de redução de custos, maximização de lucros, diminuição de acidentes de trabalho e queixas musculoesqueléticas.…”

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Projeto Centrado no Ser Humano: um panorâma bibliométrico | Human Centred Design: a bibliometric overview based on Science Direct com base na Science Direct

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Este artigo tem como objetivo realizar uma revisão bibliométrica na Science Direct para criação de um panorama sobre o tema Projeto Centrado no Ser Humano, com o intuito de identificar os autores, as revistas e as palavras-chave mais significativas, bem como o termo mais recorrente para designação do assunto, para facilitar a busca de artigos. A metodologia utilizada consiste na aplicação das três leis bibliométricas clássicas: Lei do Quadrado Inverso de Lotka, Lei da Dispersão do Conhecimento de Bradford e, Lei da Distribuição e Frequência das Palavras em um Texto de Zipf. Os resultados apontam para o fato do tema não ser constituído como uma linha principal tanto na área do Design quanto nas áreas afins e não apresenta, com base na Science Direct, um autor referência. As revistas que concentram maior repertório de artigos sobre o tema são o International Journal of Industrial Ergonomics e a Applied Ergonomics.AbstractThis article aims to realize a bibliometric review on Science Direct to create a outlook about Human Centred Design in order to identify the most significant authors, journals and key-words as well as the most recurrent denomination about the subject. The method employed consist of application of three classical bibliometric laws: the Inverse Square Law of Lotka; the Bradford’s Law of Scattering and; The frequency law of words in a text of Zipf. The results indicate that the subject is not a main subject of Design and related areas and does not have a main author based on Science Direct. The journals covered with more articles about the subject are the International Journal of Industrial Ergonomics and the Applied Ergonomics.

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“…The study results based on the sex of most Bending posture should not be more than 20 0 (Ferguson et al, 2011). (Rizka, 2012).…”

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Nursing Work Ergonomics Knowledge Relating to Musculoskeletal Complaints in Inpatient Room RSD Mangusada

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2021

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Musculoskeletal disorders (MSDs) are disorders of the musculoskeletal system. Musculoskeletal disorder complaints are caused by incorrect ergonomics. Knowledge or cognitive about ergonomics is a very important domain for the formation of a person's behavior or actions. This study aimed to determine the correlation between associate nurses’ knowledge about working ergonomics with musculoskeletal disorders in inpatient ward of Mangusada Regional Hospital, Badung Regency. This study used an observational analytical research design with cross sectional approach. The number of samples was 51 respondents with purposive sampling technique. Data was collected using knowledge questionnaire about working ergonomics and the Nordic Body Map sheet. Data was analyzed using the Spearman’s rho test. It showed adequate result of associate nurses' knowledge about the working ergonomics were mostly 30 respondents (58.8%) and moderate musculoskeletal disorders of nurses in inpatient ward was (58.8%). The analysis of the correlation between associate nurses’ knowledge about working ergonomics with musculoskeletal disorders obtained p-value <0,000. It can be concluded that there was a correlation between associate nurses’ knowledge about working ergonomics with musculoskeletal disorders in inpatient ward of Mangusada Regional Hospital, Badung Regency. The recommendation of this study is expected to be an input for nurses in working using ergonomics guidelines.

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“…Direct measurement tools have been developed to measure trunk kinematics by placing sensors directly on the subject. For example, the lumbar motion monitor (LMM), an exoskeleton worn on the workers' shoulders and hips, has been used as an instrument for measuring trunk motion in research settings (Marras et al, 1992), and many studies have used it to collect trunk motion data for assessing the risk of LBP (Ferguson et al, 2011;Norasi et al, 2018). However, the usage of LMM in the workplace has been limited due to the cost, training, and required expertise (Patrazi et al, 2016).…”

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Enhancing the Revised NIOSH Lifting Equation using ComputerVision

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Chen

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Proceedings of the Human Factors and Ergonomics Society Annual

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Trunk kinematics (i.e. speed and acceleration), a risk factor associated with low back pain (LBP), is difficult to measure in the field and is not incorporated in popular lifting analysis tools. In this study, computationally efficient computer vision-based methods were used to estimate trunk kinematics from video recordings collected in a previous prospective study. We explored the relationships between trunk kinematics and health outcomes, and if incorporating trunk kinematics into the revised NIOSH Lifting Equation (RNLE) may improve its predictability of LBP risk. Significant correlations between the percentage of LBP and the average trunk speed and acceleration were found. A multivariate logistic regression model was constructed using the kinematics variables and the RNLE lifting index (LI) as independent variables to predict the probability that a task was associated with high LBP risk. When trunk kinematics was incorporated to the LI model, the predictability of the model improved significantly ( p=0.003).

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Musculoskeletal disorder risk as a function of vehicle rotation angle during assembly tasks

Cited by 26 publications

References 20 publications

Projeto Centrado no Ser Humano: um panorâma bibliométrico | Human Centred Design: a bibliometric overview based on Science Direct com base na Science Direct

Projeto Centrado no Ser Humano: um panorâma bibliométrico | Human Centred Design: a bibliometric overview based on Science Direct com base na Science Direct

Nursing Work Ergonomics Knowledge Relating to Musculoskeletal Complaints in Inpatient Room RSD Mangusada

Enhancing the Revised NIOSH Lifting Equation using ComputerVision

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