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Interactions between physical and psychosocial risk factors at work increase the risk of back disorders: an epidemiological approach

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Devereux, Jason J. ; Buckle, Peter W. ; Vlachonikolis, Ioannis G.

Occupational and Environmental Medicine

1999

56

5

343-353

back disorders ; epidemiologic study ; manual worker ; musculoskeletal diseases ; psychosocial risks ; occupational risks ; social aspect

United Kingdom

Musculoskeletal disorders (MSD)

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"This study suggests that an interaction between physical and psychosocial risk factors at work may exist to increase the risk of self reported back disorders. Ergonomic prevention strategies that aim to minimise the risks of symptoms of work related back disorders should not only focus on physical but also on psychosocial risk factors at work. The greatest benefits are likely to be realised when both physical and psychosocial factors are put right."

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