Improvements in musculoskeletal health and computing behaviors: Effects of a macroergonomics office workplace and training intervention.
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Summary
Observational findings indicate both intervention groups experienced positive, significant changes in improved workstation arrangements and computing postures, with the WP+T intervention group exhibiting a higher, significant change of behavioral translation.
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- 2017-07-01
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Keywords
Political science
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