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A recent study published in Lancet reports most cases of acute low back pain resolve without any significant treatment. Drugs and spinal manipulation to facilitate recovery should be second line treatment and the suffering individual should stay active. Learn more by checking the following video.
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School of Computing and Creative Technologies at the University of Abertay, Dundee and Dr. Sue Mawson, research Physiotherapist from Sheffield University designed an exoskeleton that mimics movements performed by a trained Physical Therapist. The system can guide patients through a complex series of lower limb movements and also provides feedback to the therapist.
It required dozens [...]
If you have been thinking of starting your own practice as independent clinic, the following steps may help you plan your department.
Physical plan of the facility
Location: Clinic should be located at ground floor preferably and be able to provide convenient access to patients with disabilities. Adequate parking space is essential. The entrance and exit points [...]
By now we understand that Ergonomics is all about redefining the laws/rules at workplace - be it an industry, a small office or home. Though the principles remain the same, office ergonomics is different from industrial in terms of variation in the type of work performed and needs to be treated separately. The basic objectives [...]
