Posted by Param on February 22nd, 2007 in Ergonomics, Physiotherapy
Ergonomists study the way people work and use the equipments & tools. The basic goal behind the implementation of an ergonomic program may be increasing productivity, minimizing scope of injuries, reduce occupational health hazards, decrease stress, make the work place comfortable and profitable to the individuals working there or a combination of these.
This requires integration [...]
Posted by Param on February 10th, 2007 in Ergonomics, General, Physiotherapy
Though Blooms Taxonomy does not have a direct relationship with Physiotherapy practitioners or students, I thought of writing this post to emphasize on the process of learning and education. Basic knowledge of this concept may prove helpful in patient dealing as well as educating patients.
Benjamin Bloom, an American educational psychologist, made significant contributions to the [...]
Posted by Param on February 3rd, 2007 in Ergonomics
Cognitive ergonomics focuses on the fit between human cognitive abilities and limitations & the machine, given task and environment.
By definition, cognitive ergonomics is the scientific discipline that attempts best ways to design products, equipments and systems so that people using them are maximally productive, satisfied and safe. It requires strong correlation between human psychology & [...]