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> Anatomy of lower back
> Back pain risk factors
> What is low back pain?
> Non-specific low back pain
> Sciatic nerve trapped
> Disc prolapsed
> Inflammatory backaches
> Back pain prognosis
> Sport injuries
> Neck pain
> Pregnancy backache
> Postural abnormality
> Work related injuries
> Headache
> Whiplash
> Tendonitis, bursitis
> RSI, arm, hand
> Stress
> Stroke
> Pre/post operation
> Diagnosis
> Massage
> Exercise Class
> Back pain risk factors
> What is low back pain?
> Non-specific low back pain
> Sciatic nerve trapped
> Disc prolapsed
> Inflammatory backaches
> Back pain prognosis
> Sport injuries
> Neck pain
> Pregnancy backache
> Postural abnormality
> Work related injuries
> Headache
> Whiplash
> Tendonitis, bursitis
> RSI, arm, hand
> Stress
> Stroke
> Pre/post operation
> Diagnosis
> Massage
> Exercise Class
Musculoskeletal conditions that our chartered physiotherapists treat:
Low Back Pain, Disc degeneration, Pregnancy backaches, Arthritis, Whiplash, Sciatica Nerve Trapped, Headache, Pain, Stiffness, Tennis Elbow, Repetitive Strain Injury (RSI), Tendonitis, Osteoarthritis, Postural abnormality, Pre/Post Operation Rehabilitation, ACL Rupture, Hip/Knee Replacements, Ligament Cartilage Tear, Shin Splints, Ankle Sprain, Muscular Tear, job related injuries, aging
Low Back Pain, Disc degeneration, Pregnancy backaches, Arthritis, Whiplash, Sciatica Nerve Trapped, Headache, Pain, Stiffness, Tennis Elbow, Repetitive Strain Injury (RSI), Tendonitis, Osteoarthritis, Postural abnormality, Pre/Post Operation Rehabilitation, ACL Rupture, Hip/Knee Replacements, Ligament Cartilage Tear, Shin Splints, Ankle Sprain, Muscular Tear, job related injuries, aging
Office Ergonomics & On-Site Physiotherapy in London & Kensington
Ergonomics is the study of how a workplace and the equipment used there can best be designed for comfort, safety, and prevention of work related injuries.
An on-site physiotherapist with adequate experience and training in ergonomics will induce those factors to businesses employees and staff in London to prevent work related injuries.
Kensington physio practice offers professional and an on-site physio service to prevent work related injuries for employees in Kensington and London. Poor sitting posture, overuse and inefficiently designed workspaces are major causes of work related injuries such as neck-shoulder problems, backaches, headaches, rsi and stress that are the main reasons for lost work time.
Currently about 70% of the work force in London sits in front of computers. With so much work being done in seated position and in front of computer our creative chartered On-Site physio is of greater importance than ever before. Today, most jobs in London require people to perform in seated or uncomfortable position for long periods. Therefore, Kensington On-Site physio in London could help patient with proper sitting posture and prevent possible work related injuries.
Ergonomic tips to prevent work-related injury
An on-site physiotherapist with adequate experience and training in ergonomics will induce those factors to businesses employees and staff in London to prevent work related injuries.
Kensington physio practice offers professional and an on-site physio service to prevent work related injuries for employees in Kensington and London. Poor sitting posture, overuse and inefficiently designed workspaces are major causes of work related injuries such as neck-shoulder problems, backaches, headaches, rsi and stress that are the main reasons for lost work time.
Currently about 70% of the work force in London sits in front of computers. With so much work being done in seated position and in front of computer our creative chartered On-Site physio is of greater importance than ever before. Today, most jobs in London require people to perform in seated or uncomfortable position for long periods. Therefore, Kensington On-Site physio in London could help patient with proper sitting posture and prevent possible work related injuries.
Ergonomic tips to prevent work-related injury
- Having enough workspace to avoid improper postures during work
- Position your telephone within reach of your non-dominant hand.
- Telephone headsets are preferred to avoid neck injuries.
- Overhead lighting should come from the side and not above
- Minimized noise in the workplace.
- Control temperature & air quality.
- Tops of computer terminals should be at eye level.
- Sitting posture at your computer desk: feet flat on floor, knees at 90 degree, pull your Abdominal muscle in to correct your spinal column.
- Wrists should not be supported on edge of table.
- Document holders should be at eye level to avoid eye muscle fatigue.
- Your work chair should be stable, and adjustable for height.
Upper Back
Lower Back
(support lumbar curve)
Sitting Bones
(distributed pressure)
Thigh Behind the Knee
(distributed pressure)
Arms
(minimal bend at the wrist)
Area Behind the Knee
(not touching seat pan)
Feet
(flat on floor or footrest)
0-20 degrees below horizontal line of sight (slightly below eye level).
Screen should be free of glare and should tilt and pivot.
On-Site Physiotherapy & Private Physiotherapist in London Kensington Notting Hill Gate
12 Abingdon Road London W8 6AF UK, Tel: 020 7937 6444, 07940 165 305
12 Abingdon Road London W8 6AF UK, Tel: 020 7937 6444, 07940 165 305
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Private Physiotherapy On-Site Physiotherapy London
