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Design and ergonomic assessment of an infusion set connector tool used in nursing work

Garosi et al., 2019

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3634265185082036560
Author
Garosi E
Mazloumi A
Kalantari R
Vahedi Z
Shirzhiyan Z
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Applied ergonomics

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Nursing is a physically demanding job characterized by a high prevalence of fatigue and musculoskeletal disorders. One of the high-exertion and repetitive nursing tasks is the manual connection of an infusion set to a medical fluid bottle. Such physical work can be …
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