New Ergonomic Standards Must Consider Larger, Multi-Monitor Displays (0)
1/07/11 •
Current ergonomic standards for computer workstation design were based on research that preceded the widespread infiltration of large screen flat panel monitors and multi monitor displays. A new study considers monitor placement for screens up to 27-1/2″ and dual monitor horizontal displays.
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Media Buzz on Height Adjustable Desks Inspires New Studies, Commentary (0)
10/26/10 •
Ergonomists in the field and independent working individuals alike continue to discover the remarkable benefits of a sit-stand adjustable workstation. Most recently, a feature in the New York Times prompted one Oregon company to conduct their own 30-day sit-to-stand employee challenge. Meanwhile, a separate group of German scientists released the results of their controlled study on university students. We offer the highlights.
Hand, Wrist, and Arm Exercises for Computer Users (0)
10/04/10 •
October is National Ergonomics Month, so we took a poll in the office to find out which ergonomic issues were affecting us most. The consensus: tension from repetitive typing and mousing motions. To help make a computer job physically sustainable in the long term and prevent the onset of CTS and other Repetitive Stress Injuries, we did a little research on the most current office exercises recommended for the hands, wrists, and arms.
A Sit Stand Workstation Improves Health and Productivity in the Office (0)
9/03/10 •
Employees who vary their postures at work say that they are more alert and less fatigued at the end of the day. A workstation with sit-to-stand flexibility provides the widest range of movement and posture for employees, allowing them to alternate from a sitting to a standing position at will.
Of Mouse and Man: Computer Mice and Ergonomics (0)
7/27/10 •
Ergonomic mice have become increasingly important to the workforce as workers and health professionals have begun to observe the long-term risks of the contemporary computer-based office environment. There are many kinds of ergonomic mice available, as well as common-sense ergonomic practices that can help computer users get back to work.
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