Public Health Insider | Healthy Back Home

Join Jay Kim and Laurel Kincl as they discuss the importance of ergonomics and how the lessons learned from typically hazardous occupations can improve our health and well-being

Many people quickly transitioned to working from home at the start of the pandemic, moving from the couch to homemade office spaces in response to neck pain and achy backs. Because remote work is here to stay in one form or another, how do we ensure our workplace supports our physical – and mental – health? How often do we consider other health and safety hazards at home? Join Jay Kim and Laurel Kincl as they discuss the importance of ergonomics and how the lessons learned from typically hazardous occupations can improve our health and well-being. Moderated by Allison Myers, Ph.D., MPH – Director, OSU Center for Health Innovation and hosted by Casey Farm – Director of Alumni Relations, CPHHS.

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