Abstract Study Design Literature Review Introduction Computer use in the workplace has
increased substantially since the start of the information age in the mid-1980s through 2020 …

In the context of workplace health promotion, physical activity programs have been shown to
reduce musculoskeletal diseases and stress, and to improve the quality of life. The aim of …

Background Arm, shoulder and neck symptoms are very prevalent among computer
workers. In an attempt to reduce these symptoms, a large occupational health service in the …

BACKGROUND: Modern computer users use the mouse almost three times as much as the
keyboard. As exposure rates are high, improving upper extremity posture while using a …

Introduction of more non-computer tasks has been suggested to increase exposure variation
and thus reduce musculoskeletal complaints (MSC) in computer-intensive office work. This …

The aim of this study was to determine the internal consistency, test–retest reliability and
concurrent validity of the RSI QuickScan, a newly developed questionnaire that aims to …

Integrative computer usage monitors have become widely used in epidemiologic studies to
investigate the exposure-response relationship of computer-related musculoskeletal …

Background. Computer use is associated with musculoskeletal complaints among office
workers. Insufficient exposure diversity between tasks is a proposed etiological factor, but …

Purpose To study how objectively recorded mouse and keyboard activity affects distal arm
pain among computer workers. Methods Computer activities were recorded among 2,146 …

Objective Epidemiologie studies on physical exposure during computer use have mainly
focused on average exposure duration. In this study, we aimed to relate periods of high peak …