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SUMMARY:32. Assessment of the Ergonomic Exposures for Home Healthcare Work
 ers in the United Kingdom
DESCRIPTION:Poster\n\nAmour Cornelius Dondi and Ryan Bellacov (University 
 of Cincinnati), Dr. Michael Fray (Loughborough University), and Dr. Davis 
 Kermit (University of Cincinnati)\n\nHome healthcare is the fastest-growin
 g industry due to the aging population, improvement in treatments of compl
 ex diseases, and wanting to be at home (BLS, 2024). Home healthcare worker
 s must endure numerous ergonomic exposures throughout a typical day.  Each
  home is a unique work environment with different exposures poor lighting,
  uncomfortable and cramped workspaces, awkward work positions, cluttered o
 r unclean environments, distractions from others in the home, unfamiliar s
 urroundings, presence of small children and pets, working alone, and poten
 tial for violence (Hittle et al., 2016). The homes in the United Kingdom h
 ave unique exposures due to the healthcare system and design of the homes 
 multi-floors, smaller condensed rooms, and limited ventilation, the purpos
 e of this study was to investigate the ergonomic exposures for home health
 care workers in the homes of the United Kingdom. It will be important to i
 dentify whether there are differences between nurses and nursing aides con
 cerning ergonomic exposures.\n\nTrack: Aerospace Systems, Cognitive Engine
 ering & Decision Making, Computer Systems, Forensics Professional, Health 
 Care, Human Performance Modeling, Individual Differences in Performance, P
 erception and Performance, Product Design, Safety, Training, Usability and
  System Evaluation, Extended Reality
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