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Anthropometry-corrected exposure modeling as a method to improve trunk posture assessment with a single inclinometer

Driel et al., 2013

Document ID
3968697328882413435
Author
Driel R
Trask C
Johnson P
Callaghan J
Koehoorn M
Teschke K
Publication year
Publication venue
Journal of occupational and environmental hygiene

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Measuring trunk posture in the workplace commonly involves subjective observation or self- report methods or the use of costly and time-consuming motion analysis systems (current gold standard). This work compared trunk inclination measurements using a simple data …
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