Objectives Professional drivers are at high risk of developing musculoskeletal pain (MSP)
due to risk factors such as prolonged sitting, whole body vibration, awkward posture, and …

Due to the unpredictable, varied and often physical nature of law enforcement duties, police
officers are at a high risk of work-related physical injury. The aim of this critical narrative …

The present study examines the impact of health-oriented leadership (HoL) on health
outcomes of police officers. HoL refers to leaders' health-specific orientation toward …

Background Urban taxi drivers differ from other professional drivers in their exposures to
physical and psychosocial hazards in the work environment. Epidemiological data on low …

Abstract Orr, RM, Dawes, JJ, Pope, R, and Terry, J. Assessing differences in anthropometric
and fitness characteristics between police academy cadets and incumbent officers. J …

Occupational driving has often been associated with a high prevalence of back pain. The
factors that contribute to cause the pain are diverse and might include prolonged sitting …

In order to explore the relationship between car driving and musculoskeletal troubles, a
cross‐sectional structured‐interview survey of low‐to high‐mileage drivers (including …

Objective This review evaluates the evidence on the strength of causal relationship between
categories of risk factors (RFs) and work-related musculoskeletal disorders (WRMSDs) …

This document, approved by the Rehabilitation Engineering & Assistive Technology Society
of North America (RESNA) Board of Directors on April 23, 2008, describes typical clinical …

Purpose Musculoskeletal disorders are considered as a major issue affecting the health and
well-being of active duty police. Discomfort from wearing mandatory equipment and sitting …