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Ergonomics Blog Posts & Publications

Adding Insult to Injury

Ergonomics for Surgeons by Surgeons—Posture, Loupes, and Exercise

Sharing Experiences, Lessons Learned from My Own Medical Leave

To mat or not to mat in the OR – that is the question

Core curriculum for ergonomics in endoscopy

Ergonomics in Surgery with Dr. Sam Money

Society of Surgical Ergonomics Launch via ACS Bulletin Brief

What’s culture got to do with it?

Surgery Is a Contact Sport - A Guide on Injury Prevention for Surgeons

Surgical Ergonomics and Myofascial Pain Syndrome: What’s the connection?

What are the most common types and sites of injuries in surgeons? Is my specialty at risk?

What contributes to and worsens WRMSD in surgeons?

Steps you can take TODAY to improve your surgical ergonomics

Preventing physician burnout: Ergonomic support and personal wellbeing

Surgeons and OR Ergonomics: When Doing What We Love Hurts Us

Women are Not Smaller Men: The Importance of Inclusivity in the Surgical Field

Surgery without Ergonomics is a Pain

Ergonomics in Surgery – The Athlete in the Operating Room

Ergonomics in Ophthalmology: Seven Risk Factors and Seven Solutions

Adding Insult to Injury

Ergonomics for Surgeons by Surgeons—Posture, Loupes, and Exercise

Sharing Experiences, Lessons Learned from My Own Medical Leave

To mat or not to mat in the OR – that is the question

Core curriculum for ergonomics in endoscopy

Ergonomics in Surgery with Dr. Sam Money

Society of Surgical Ergonomics Launch via ACS Bulletin Brief

What’s culture got to do with it?

Surgery Is a Contact Sport - A Guide on Injury Prevention for Surgeons

Surgical Ergonomics and Myofascial Pain Syndrome: What’s the connection?

What are the most common types and sites of injuries in surgeons? Is my specialty at risk?

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Society of Surgical Ergonomics

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The Society of Surgical Ergonomics is a non-profit organization founded in October 2020 by an eclectic group of surgeons and human factors researchers to address the professional needs of surgeons and proceduralists in their interactions with their procedural environments (ergonomics) to improve their well-being, quality of life, and career longevity.