Terminal illness... computer-related injuries.

Computers proliferate in almost every workplace of today. Unfortunately, society seems to have been more interested in mass-producing computer systems than in the health and comfort of the humans who interact with them. The unhappy consequence has been a growing rate of computer-related injuries. Nu...

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Publicado en:Canadian Nurse Vol. 89; no. 6; pp. 18 - 21
Autor principal: Dooling S
Formato: Journal Article
Publicado: Canadian Nurses Association 1993 Jun
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          Computer Terminals
          Occupational Hazards
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      ab: Computers proliferate in almost every workplace of today. Unfortunately, society seems to have been more interested in mass-producing computer systems than in the health and comfort of the humans who interact with them. The unhappy consequence has been a growing rate of computer-related injuries. Nursing worksites are far from immune to this 'terminal' illness; the health hazards associated with radiation, stress and workplace design have brought ill health to nurses and to other workers. But like other health problems, computer-related illness can be avoided through preventive care.
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