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AOHC Encore 2022
210: Occupational Ergonomics : Assessing, Preventi ...
210: Occupational Ergonomics : Assessing, Preventing, and Compensating
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The video features occupational physician Akron and his colleague Yohama Caravaglio Arias discussing the significance of ergonomics in occupational medicine and the process of returning to work after an injury. They emphasize the need for collaboration and a proactive approach in facilitating a successful return to work process. The benefits of such a process are highlighted, including improved safety culture and increased productivity. Clear communication, empathy, and effective problem-solving skills are outlined as essential in navigating the challenges that may arise. The importance of a well-structured return to work program, considering the physical and psychological well-being of the worker and the needs of the employer, is stressed. The video concludes with an emphasis on building a supportive and positive safety culture in the workplace.<br /><br />In addition, the video content focuses on ergonomics and its role in addressing work-related musculoskeletal disorders (WRMSDs). A systems approach is deemed necessary, with consideration given to the physical, organizational, and cognitive aspects of work. Examples of effective interventions, such as work process redesign and the provision of ergonomic equipment, are provided. The significance of social and psychological factors in the workplace is discussed, emphasizing a holistic approach that prioritizes both worker well-being and system performance. The speaker concludes by underlining the role of ergonomics in improving workers' health and safety, particularly in the context of the COVID-19 pandemic and the gig economy.
Keywords
occupational physician
ergonomics
return to work
collaboration
safety culture
productivity
clear communication
problem-solving skills
return to work program
work-related musculoskeletal disorders
systems approach
worker well-being
COVID-19 pandemic
gig economy
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