Background Specific strength training can reduce neck and shoulder pain in office workers,
but the optimal combination of exercise frequency and duration remains unknown. This …

Objective. To investigate the effect of workplace neck/shoulder strength training with and
without regular supervision on neck/shoulder pain and headache among office workers …

Introduction Identifying risk factors associated with the development of work-related neck
pain in office workers is necessary to facilitate the development of prevention strategies that …

Study Design. Systematic review and best evidence synthesis. Objectives. To describe the
prevalence and incidence of neck pain and disability in workers; to identify risk factors for …

Background Office workers have the highest incidence of neck pain of all occupations.
However, the relationship between symptoms and the risk factors is unclear. Objective To …

Background: Musculoskeletal disorders have been recognized as a worldwide health
problem. One of the measures for controlling these disorders is workplace exercise, either at …

STUDY DESIGN: Best-evidence synthesis. OBJECTIVE: To perform a best evidence
synthesis on the course and prognostic factors for neck pain and its associated disorders in …

Objectives This study evaluates the effect of two different worksite physical-activity
interventions on neckshoulder symptoms, together with perceived work ability and sick leave …

Objective To identify risk factors for the development of interfering neck pain in office workers
including an examination of the interaction effects between potential risk factors …

A review was conducted of prospective studies (1997-2014) examining the efficacy of
exercise as a workplace intervention to control neck/shoulder pain, symptoms, and disability …