The MSD Domino Effect - Dr. Daryl Laney
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Dr. Daryl Laney delivered this talk at The Dallas Ergonomics Forum on 18th July 2017. This talk focuses on the anatomy of musculoskeletal injury and its impact on the organisation as a whole. MSD medical claims are on of the highest drivers of cost for a company and so understanding the impacts of MSDs and how to prevent them is vital.
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With so many organisations opting to use sit-stand furniture, and with so little awareness around to how to use it properly, it is apposite that Stefan joined us to deliver this presentation at this time.
This presentation was delivered at Cardinus' UK Ergonomics Forum at the Churchill War Rooms in June 2016.
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This presentation was delivered by Guy Osmond of Osmond Ergonomics at Cardinus' Ergonomics Forum at the Churchill War Rooms in London, June 2016.
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This slide deck was presented by Jon Abbott and Ryan Pavey at Cardinus' Ergonomics Forum in 2016 at the Churchill War Rooms in London.
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Find out more about Cardinus events at our website: http://www.cardinus.com/
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To find out more about BakkerElkhuizen technology, and their sit-to-stand desk, head to their website: https://www.bakkerelkhuizen.com/
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The talk also offers advice on various workplace safety solutions, such as the Sit-Stand workstation, ergonomics hardware, kneel chairs, treadmill workstations and much more.
For more information you can find ESIS on the web here: http://www.acegroup.com/esis-en/
Or, visit Cardinus: http://www.cardinus.com/
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- 1. The MSD Domino Effect: HowthePainCycleRadiatesThroughoutanOrganization Dr. Daryl Laney The Dallas Healthy Workforce Forum July 18, 2017
- 2. Musculoskeletal Disorders: The Big Picture Understanding the nature of musculoskeletal Injuries, the cyclic nature of pain, and the impact on: The Employee The Organization The Bottom Line
- 3. MSD Fast Facts 38% More Lost Days than average injury or Illness Accounts for 1/3rd of all Workman's Comp costs Estimated Total Costs = $45-54 Billion annually Direct costs = $20 Billion annually Leading cause of pain and disability at work Nearly 400,000 injuries are reported annually
- 4. What are Musculoskeletal Disorders (MSDs)? MSDs are injuries to the soft-tissue, which can affect: • Muscles • Joints • Nerves • Cartilage • Tendons • Fascia
- 5. What Causes an Injury? MSDs are often triggered by one, or a combination of factors, including: • Sudden or sustained exposure to force • Repetitive motion • Awkward postures • Vibration • Exposure to individual risk factors • Exposure to workplace risk factors
- 7. Common Injuries and Conditions Achilles Tendinitis Neck Pain Ankle Sprains Patellar Tendinitis Carpel Tunnel Syndrome Plantar Fasciitis Frozen Shoulder Rotator Cuff Strains Golfers Elbow Shin Splints Hamstring Strain/Pull Tension Headaches/Migraines Hip Flexor/ Psoas Tendonitis Tennis Elbow Hip Pain TMJ Knee Sprains Whiplash Lower Back Pain
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- 12. Hip Pain
- 13. Impact on the Employee Ability to Perform Job Time Away from Work Morale Cost
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- 15. MusculoskeletalTreatment Options Traditional New Treatment Trends • Off-site Options • On-site Treatment • Primary Care • Physical Therapy • Chiropractic • Rx Medication • Occupational Therapy • Pain Management • Surgery
- 16. Fascial Distortion Model Dr. Stephen Typaldos, DO Musculoskeletal complaints are viewed through 1 or more of 6 types of distortions to the body’s connective tissue (fascia) Body language, verbal descriptions, mechanism of injury, pre/post-session tests help assess the injury and determine best resolution Hands-on approach to manipulate fascia, eliminating pain quickly Falls under first aid treatments according to OSHA standards
- 17. Supporting Research Immediate pain relief Improved muscle recovery after trauma Reduction of prescription use Decreasing edema Increased range of motion Studies show that myofascial techniques effectively provide:
- 18. Benefits of On-site Treatment Efficiency and Convenience Quantifiable Results Rapid Recovery Employer Satisfaction
- 19. Slowing the MSD Domino Momentum Proactive Approach: Identify Risks Prevent and Educate Responsiveness: Early Intervention of Injury Access to Best Treatment Continuous Improvement: Monitor, Measure, Adjust
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