A posture and load sampling approach to determining low-back pain risk in occupational settings (original) (raw)

A comparison of peak vs cumulative physical work exposure risk factors for the reporting of low back pain in the automotive industry

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Model for the work-relatedness of low-back pain

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The effects of job rotation on the risk of reporting low back pain

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Individual Participant Data Meta-Analysis of Mechanical Workplace Risk Factors and Low Back Pain

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Estimating the global burden of low back pain attributable to combined occupational exposures

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Physical characteristics of the back are not predictive of low back pain in healthy workers: A prospective study

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Dose-response relationship between work-related cumulative postural exposure and low back pain: A systematic review

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Relationship between workload and low back pain in assembly line workers

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Assessing the work-relatedness of nonspecific low-back pain

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Reporting on work-related low back pain: data sources, discrepancies and the art of discovering truths

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Validation of a self-administered questionnaire for assessing exposure to back pain mechanical risk factors

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Development and Validation of a Job Exposure Matrix for Physical Risk Factors in Low Back Pain

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Using Observation and Self-report to Predict Mean, 90th Percentile, and Cumulative Low Back Muscle Activity in Heavy Industry Workers

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The Association Between Physical Workload and Low Back Pain Clouded by the “Healthy Worker” Effect

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Prevalence of low back pain, seeking medical care, and lost time due to low back pain among manual material handling workers in the United States

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