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The use of ergonomic evaluation tools in manual assembly: a laboratory based intervention study and field study
The thesis presents ergonomic intervention principles aimed at preventing or reducing musculoskeletal disorders (MSDs). The concept, evidence and impact of MSDs on health and work are described. MSDs risk factors and development models are discussed. A conceptual intervention model is presented and
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