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Contents of the Ergonomics Literature Notebooks


The following materials are included in the Ergonomics Literature notebooks, distributed to all Ergonomics Committee members and Ergonomics Coordinators.

If you are interested in any of the items listed, contact your representative to the Ergonomics Committee/Coordinators or contact the chair of the Ergonomics Committee.

  1. "Ergonomics and VDT use" -- the Ergonomics Committee's blue card

  2. "Healthy choices/safety workshops for VDT operators" -- by Columbia's Office of Environmental Health and Safety

  3. "Working safely with video display terminals" -- a 1991 OSHA publication

  4. "Epidemic at the computer: hand and arm injuries" by Jane E. Brody; from the New York Times, March 3, 1992

  5. "Personal health" by Jane E. Brody; from the New York Times, March 4, 1992

  6. "The application of ergonomic principles to VDT workstations" by Judith L. Bube; from Technicalities, 1986

  7. "What, exactly, is carpal tunnel syndrome?" by Thomas W. Ricks; from C&RL News, 1992

  8. "Fitness at work" by Robin Schatz; from Staying alive: Newsday's guide to health and fitness, May 1993

  9. "Controlling glare problems in the VDT work environment" by L.M. Schleifer and S.L. Sauter; from Library Hi Tech

  10. "What do we know about the possible health risks of electromagnetic fields?" by the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency, 1991

  11. "Your guide to understanding EMF--electric and magnetic fields"; Culver Company, 1991

  12. Magnetic field strengths, a one-page chart

  13. "Tone up at the terminals" by Denise Austin; an exercise guide

  14. Eye exercises, a one-page list

  15. Citation for American National Standard for Human Factors Engineering of Visual Display Terminals; 1988; copies of this 90 page publication may be borrowed from Rob Castro

  16. Ergonomics Exercises from the "VDT Comfort" Videos

  17. Back-wise: ways to a healthy back

  18. Ten questions everyone asks: are you back smart?

  19. Manual lifting basics

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