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Office Ergonomics Training - An Instructional Systems Model for Developing an Effective Program

Summary: This article focuses on how to optimally design and implement an office ergonomics training program. An instructional systems model is used to describe the key elements of such a program. Two case studies provide relevant examples of how to successfully apply these training principles and the results that can be expected.

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