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Anthropometric variability, equipment usability and musculoskeletal pain in a group of nurses in the Western Cape
This study examined the anthropometry and anthropometric fit of a group of ward and theatre nurses in Western Cape private hospitals. Anthropometric variables were measured using a sample of nurses and a correlation matrix generated. All nurses were given a questionnaire concerned with operational p...
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Department of Human Biology
2017
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