… Few studies provide an insight into reducing work-related musculoskeletal injuries given
the existing preventive measures. This lack of research may be attributed to the fact that …

… Musculoskeletal injuries (MSKIs) and recruitment are major challenges faced by modern
military forces. The Canadian Armed Forces uses a physical employment standard (PES) proxy …

… 66,700 office workers since there is no precise data available on their musculoskeletal health
[24]. … of MSDs among office workers and its relationship with mental health status in Qom. …

… A meta-analysis of four studies resulted in a pooled risk ratio for musculoskeletal injury
claims (post-intervention) of 0.78 (95% confidence interval 0.68–0.90). Overall, the …

… One explanation is the impact of a healthy worker effect. Increasing pain might force workers
into new occupations which can make interpretation difficult. Other authors have shown that …

… Musculoskeletal injuries caused by patient handling and overexertion are among the most
frequent traumas sustained by HCWs. Musculoskeletal injuries, … in health workers and white …

… The aim of this project was to establish a prevalence of musculoskeletal injuries amongst
podiatrist in Australia, New Zealand and the UK. This research also aimed to identify which …

… Occupational injuries are alarmingly common in orthopaedic surgery with … musculoskeletal
(MSK) injury during their career. One of the leading causes of the high level of MSK injuries …

… be due to the healthy worker effect by which those that are susceptible to injuries leave the
… Risks and causes of musculoskeletal injuries among health care workers. Occup Med. 2010;…

… the healthy worker effect (HWE). The HWE argues that workers must be relatively healthy
to perform physical work, which results in lower morbidity among workers than in the general …