StreetCareJan 27

"Chronic pain shouldn’t be a consequence of homelessness — yet many people living on the streets suffer from untreated musculoskeletal disorders every day. 💔🦴
This blog sheds light on how homelessness impacts physical health and what communities can do to help.
📖 Read the full story and share your thoughts — how can we improve access to care?

🔗 https://streetcare.us/blog_homelessness-and-musculoskeletal-disorders/

#Homelessness #StreetCare #HealthEquity #ChronicPain #MusculoskeletalDisorders #PublicHealth #SocialImpact #CommunityCare"

medlegal360Sep 19, 2023
Understanding the Impact and Prevention of Musculoskeletal Disorders
https://www.medlegal360.com/musculoskeletal-disorders/
Musculoskeletal disorders is a leading cause of work absenteeism. Learn about the symptoms, root causes, and high-risk occupations. Get expert advice on diagnosis methods and a range of treatment options. Arm yourself with proactive steps for prevention to lead a healthier life and enhance workplace productivity.
#musculoskeletaldisorders
Know the Types of Musculoskeletal Disorders and How to Avoid Them

Do you have recurring pain and stiffness in your body parts? You may have one of the types of musculoskeletal disorders. Seek treatment to avoid complications.

MedLegal360
Poetry NewsJun 11, 2023

Your heart health is of great concern
If you want to reduce your odds to learn
To musculoskeletal disorder
The risk's seventeenfold or sharper
A healthy heart keeps pain less near

#hearthealth #musculoskeletaldisorders #carpaltunnelsyndrome #tenniselbow #poetry

http://www.medicalnewstoday.com/articles/poor-heart-health-linked-to-17-fold-risk-of-musculoskeletal-disorders

Poor heart health linked to 17-fold risk of musculoskeletal disorders

Researchers have found a significant link between cardiovascular health and increased risk for conditions such as carpal tunnel syndrome and tennis elbow.

Medical News Today
EU-OSHA 🇪🇺Dec 7, 2022

What are the good practices we brought on board in the last two years to #LightentheLoad for workers with #MusculoskeletalDisorders?
#EUOSHAsummit 2022 summary and recordings are now online!
Watch the insightful sessions 👇
https://summit2022.healthy-workplaces.eu/
#EUhealthyworkplaces

🐦🔗: https://n.respublicae.eu/EU_OSHA/status/1600413939694587904

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EU-OSHA 🇪🇺Nov 15, 2022

PARALLEL SESSION 3
Psychosocial risk factors such as lack of control over tasks and #ExcessiveWorkload can impact or even exacerbate #MusculoskeletalDisorders
Join us as we explore this important at the #EUOSHAsummit now👉https://summit2022.healthy-workplaces.eu/
#EUhealthyworkplaces #EUOSHAsummit

🐦🔗: https://nitter.eu/EU_OSHA/status/1592180288444334082

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EU-OSHA 🇪🇺Oct 26, 2022

🤗Thanks for celebrating the European Week for Safety and Health at Work with us! 🎊
#EUOSHA #EUhealthyworkplaces
RT @SocialEmployers: 📅 24–28 0ctober
Join @EU_OSHA & partners during this
#EuropeanWeek for Safety and Health at
Work and promote prevention of work-related #MusculoskeletalDisorders and #EUhealthyworkplaces

👉 https://t.co/7zCabxvAFD
👉our joint webinar with @EPSUnions: https://urlz.fr/jAA1

🐦🔗: https://nitter.eu/EU_OSHA/status/1584495106379640832

EU-OSHA 🇪🇺Oct 12, 2022

#PsychosocialFactors can strongly influence #MusculoskeletalDisorders and wellbeing.
Holistic #RiskAssessments are the 🔑 to minimising negative health outcomes at any workplace.
Explore our research reports on the topic: https://osha.europa.eu/en/highlights/psychosocial-health-and-msds-are-interlinked-research-shows-how?pk_campaign=sm_

#EUhealthyworkplaces

🐦🔗: https://nitter.eu/EU_OSHA/status/1580136764819509248

Psychosocial health and MSDs are interlinked, research shows how! | Safety and health at work EU-OSHA

New research published by EU-OSHA finds evidence for an association between psychosocial risk factors and musculoskeletal disorders (MSDs). Drawing on the latest European data on the impact of mental wellbeing, researchers review how psychosocial risks can contribute to and exacerbate MSDs, and MSDs can be associated with psychosocial factors. They provide recommendations for effective approaches to prevent MSDs and discuss how early interventions and support from employers and colleagues can ease workers’ return after MSD-related sick leave.  

EU-OSHA 🇪🇺Oct 10, 2022

🚨 #Stress, anxiety and #depression can make #MusculoskeletalDisorders worse or last longer.

✅ But with early intervention & positive support from co-workers and managers, employees can overcome these challenges:

https://osha.europa.eu/en/publications/musculoskeletal-disorders-association-psychosocial-risk-factors-work?pk_campaign=sm_

#MSDprevention #EUhealthyworkplaces

🐦🔗: https://nitter.eu/EU_OSHA/status/1579411999041036288

Musculoskeletal disorders: association with psychosocial risk factors at work | Safety and health at work EU-OSHA

Historically, efforts to reduce the risk of musculoskeletal disorders (MSDs) in the workplace have focused on physical work factors. However, the relation between MSDs and psychosocial factors, such as excessive workloads and a lack of support, is important. Psychosocial risks can contribute to and exacerbate MSDs, and MSDs can be associated with psychosocial factors.

EU-OSHA 🇪🇺Oct 3, 2022

#PsychosocialRisk factors can cause or exacerbate #MusculoskeletalDisorders.

We need to understand the link between psychological and musculoskeletal health to be able to tackle work-related #MSDs effectively.

This infosheet offers some guidance 👉 https://healthy-workplaces.eu/en/publications/psychosocial-factors-prevention-work-related-musculoskeletal-disorders-msds?pk_campaign=sm_

🐦🔗: https://nitter.eu/EU_OSHA/status/1576935160741875712

Psychosocial factors in the prevention of work-related musculoskeletal disorders (MSDs) | Publications | Tools and publications

Work-related musculoskeletal disorders (MSDs) tend to be associated with physical risk factors, such as heavy loads or repetitive movements; however, psychosocial factors can play a significant role. They not only contribute to the risk of developing or exacerbating MSDs but can also act as a barrier to returning to work.

EU-OSHA 🇪🇺Sep 20, 2022

#StressAtWork can contribute to the occurrence of work-related #MusculoskeletalDisorders.
Learn how to protect workers 💪 physical & 🧠mental #wellbeing ⤵️
https://osha.europa.eu/en/highlights/shouldering-heavy-workload-shoulder-pain-time-review-work-related-stress-and-msds#pk_campaign=sm_
#EUhealthyworkplaces

🐦🔗: https://nitter.eu/EU_OSHA/status/1572152385941770241

From shouldering a heavy workload to shoulder pain: time to review work-related stress and MSDs | Safety and health at work EU-OSHA

High work demands and low job satisfaction can cause or exacerbate work-related MSDs. Given they are so interlinked, let’s better tackle psychosocial risks and MSDs together. Check out our practical resources to find out more. An info sheet gives tips for identifying risks. Our PPT outlines preventive measures. In addition, our database offers resources like case studies and visual materials, covering a range of sectors and hazard types.