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How do we measure neuromuscular fatigue at the workplace? The Toronto CRE-MSD workshop

CRE-MSD position paper. Authored by Marcus Yung and Richard Wells.

Sit-Stand Workstations – Are They Equal to the Hype?

CRE-MSD position paper. Authored by Kayla M. Fewster & Jack P. Callaghan.

Observation-based posture assessment practices

CRE-MSD position paper. Authored by David M. Andrews, Patricia L. Weir, and Brian D. Lowe.
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Workplace Health and Safety Inspection for MSD Hazards

This resource provides sample cues to use during a workplace inspection for identifying tasks where there may be increased MSD risk, along with a sample checklist provided on page 2.
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MSD Hazard Identification Tool - Computer Workstation

Checklist to identify common MSD hazards in computer workstations. Chairs, keyboard/mouse, monitors, and environmental components are covered. Recommendations are provided if a hazard is present.

Exercise-Based MSD Prevention Webinar

Webinar - Exercise-based MSD prevention programs: Development of a daily movement practice strategy to facilitate implementation and sustainability (Fall 2017)Webinar descriptionWhen fundamental…
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Positioning the Body to Reduce MSD Injury Risk: Focus on the Low Back

The low back is the most commonly injured body part due to workplace hazards in Canada.

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