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Remembering the Past to Imagine the Future Dr. Richard Wells, Founding Director, CRE-MSD Dr. Richard Wells provides the history of the Centre of Research Expertise for the Prevention of Musculoskeletal Disorders (CRE-MSD) and the development of the MSD Prevention Guideline website (www.msdprevention.com).

0 Welcome & Conference Overview Dr. Jack Callaghan, Director, CRE-MSD Dr. Jack Callaghan summarizes the key messages from the talks at the conference. Summary of key points: 0:38 WSIB data key points - population growth, multiple body part injuries, mental health claims, and young workers 2:59 Dr. David Rempel key points 3:44 Breca Tschida - Minnesota legislation key points 4:51 Allison Stephen...

A series of recent systematic reviews have argued that current approaches for injury prevention training are not effective at reducing injury risk. This webinar will introduce research on the use of biofeedback from a wearable device called PostureCoach to shift caregivers to using safer patterns of movement. PostureCoach is designed to provide a gentle vibration to warn the user when it detect...

Tackling it Together: Integrated Strategies for Mental Health and MSD in the Workplace Presented by Dr. Jodi Oakman, Professor, La Trobe University

The Economics of Ergonomics Presented by Allison Stephens, Professor and Coordinator, Advanced Ergonomics Program, Fanshawe College

Title: Assessing the Effect of a Hip Flexor Stretching Program on MSD Prevention for Performing Overhead Tasks In this webinar: Overhead work is a known risk for musculoskeletal injury and often unavoidable in many occupations such as engine mechanics, painters, drywallers, and farmers. While primarily associated with neck and shoulder pain, it has also led to an increase in the frequency of lo...

An overview of the sections and content of the MSD Prevention Guideline for Ontario. Visit msdprevention.com for more information. 0:00 Introduction 0:12 Stakeholder pages 0:33 Understanding MSD & Types of MSD 0:45 MSD Hazards 0:56 Guideline Selector and MSD Prevention Guidelines 1:21 Recognize, Assess, Control, Evaluate (RACE) 1:32 Resource Library 1:51 Case Studies and Stories

Virtual office assessments have become a common method of evaluating workstation setup by ergonomists since the pandemic. This webinar will discuss what is required to conduct virtual assessments as well as provide recommendations on proper workstation setup and equipment that can be used to minimize risk for musculoskeletal disorders (MSD) when working from a home office. This webinar will cov...

Presenter: Dr. Andrew Laing In this webinar: While anti-fatigue mats are a common intervention for reducing work-related musculoskeletal discomfort during prolonged standing, there is mixed evidence on their effectiveness. Most anti-fatigue mats are ‘softer’ (i.e., more compliant) than standard workplace floors. While this compliance may be associated with enhanced comfort in some workers, it h...

This webinar provides an overview of the updated decision aid tool, Transfer Equipment Resource: Considerations for Promoting Restorative Care and Optimal Client Function. A draft version of this resource was presented at the November 14, 2023 CoP webinar. In current practice, two-person transfers are often high-risk, resource-intensive activities that can limit opportunities for client mobilit...

Musculoskeletal Disorders, otherwise known as MSD, affect many body regions and are one of the most frequent and costly workplace injuries in Ontario. Learn more in this video about common symptoms, MSD hazards, and how to prevent future injuries. Visit msdprevention.com for more information.

Full webinar title: Development of a Survey to Explore Workplace Risk Factors and Hazards Common to Both Musculoskeletal and Psychological Injury In this webinar Occupational Health & Safety (OHS) professionals are increasingly aware that it is critical to consider relevant psychological risk factors when addressing musculoskeletal disorders (MSD) prevention. However, ergonomists, OHS professio...

Title: A Restorative Care Approach to MSD Prevention and Reducing Two-Person Transfers: A Resource to Support Provider Decision-Making This is a free webinar offered through the Client/Patient Handling Community of Practice (CoP), in partnership with CRE-MSD, PSHSA, and VHA Home HealthCare. In this webinar In current practice, two-person transfers are often high-risk, resource-intensive activit...

Animated video demonstrating examples of what the Quick Start Guidelines are and how they can be used to eliminate or control musculoskeletal disorder (MSD) hazards in all workplaces. Back and shoulder pain, tennis elbow and other MSD are a major cause of workplace pain, discomfort, disability and costs. Help workers in pain now - and prevent it in the future - by improving your workplace. Elim...

Webinar (2023): Dr. Peter Keir, Work Related Upper Extremity Injury Claims Across Canada 2000-2019

Ergonomics in Business Conference (2023): Research Talk by Dr. Jack Dennerlein

Ergonomics in Business Conference (2023): Dr. Jack Callaghan Opening Remarks

Ergonomics in Business Conference (2023): Opening remarks by Dr. Joel Moody, CPO

Ergonomics in Business Conference (2023): Rick Goggins Washington State Ergonomics Calculator Talk

Ergonomics in Business Conference (2023): Research talk by Dr. Michael Grieg

Ergonomics in Business Conference (2023): ROI Case Study by Susan Fuciarelli & Janice Jaskolka

Ergonomics in Business Conference (2023): ROI Case Study by Erin Oliver

Manual Materials Handling (MMH) Solutions to Control MSD Hazards in Manufacturing & Warehousing

Webinar: The Space Between Sitting and Standing: Hybrid Seating - Is the Juice Worth the Squeeze?

Webinar: Office Work - Input Devices Matter in Preventing MSD

Webinar: Predicting Biomechanical Load, Musculoskeletal Disorder Risk and Quality of Care in Nursing

Webinar: Mental and Physical Health of Remote Workers - Recommendations for Post-COVID-19

Webinar - Recipe for Prevention of MSD: Learnings from Biomechanical Responses in Team Lifting

Webinar: MSD Prevention and Ultrawide Computer Displays for Office Work