… between physical risk factors and upper-extremity musculoskeletal symptoms and
disorders, a prospective epidemiologic study of 386 manufacturing workers was performed. …

… the basis of manufacturing need (ie, model changes, discontinuations, etc.). We have no
reason to believe that job change was the result of musculoskeletal outcomes, a phenomenon …

… Variables with non-significant association with outcomes remained in the model because of
… of musculoskeletal symptoms in blue-collar workers, when compared to white-collar workers…

… of 12 musculoskeletal outcomes were significantly more prevalent among fab workers. …
because of the ergonomic characteristics of the manufacturing process. High-volume production …

… Several criteria for included studies were defined in line with the Population, Exposure,
Outcome, and Study Design (PEOS) framework: (i) Study participants were the front-line …

… To better understand job rotation in the manufacturing … programs impact work-related
musculoskeletal disorders (MSDs) and … of manufacturing workers, outcomes of musculoskeletal …

… acute musculoskeletal as well as non-musculoskeletal injury. … risk among hourly manufacturing
workers has been explored … MSD and serious MSD only outcomes among the cohort, we …

… This paper summarises the aims, actions and tools of engineers and ergonomists, emphasising
time-related outcomes. Activities of the two groups when attempting to manipulate time …

… of MSD for different body regions among manufacturing workers. The change in the occurrence
of MSD was measured by employing two main outcomes in the included studies (Figure …

… were investigated among new workers in tasks with various … for 45 months - the workers'
health status via medical records … The proportion of workers surviving without musculoskeletal …