George Shaw, Bianca A Castro, Laura H Gunn, Keith Norris, Roland J Thorpe
The Association of eHealth Literacy Skills and mHealth Application Use Among US Adults With Obesity: Analysis of Health Information National Trends Survey Data
JMIR mHealth and uHealth
surgical residents high risk workrelated musculoskeletal disorders impact surgical training overall quality life sought assess musculoskeletal symptoms among current united states otolaryngologyhead neck surgery residents focused upper extremity given fine motor control microsurgical procedures increased keyboarding requirements study builds previous research evaluating setting attribution attitudes toward ergonomics among otolaryngology residents webbased crosssectional survey incorporating nordic musculoskeletal questionnaire ergonomicsrelated questions sent otolaryngology residency program directors september 2021 descriptive statistics spearmans correlation logistic regression comparison proportions utilized overall 148 otolaryngology residents completed survey 70 female 45 83 male 54 1 nonbinary 06 msk symptoms reported neck 770 lower back 455 upper back 318 frequently symptoms workrelated 80 residents 847 deemed operatingroomrelated required treatment 145 formal evaluation 110 injury injuries prevented residents working 74 operating 95 performing activities daily living 270 many reported would use ergonomic equipment 942 dictation software 741 scribes 813 available despite increased surgical ergonomic awareness musculoskeletal symptoms still prevalent among otolaryngology residents nearly 1 9 residents required evaluation treatment musculoskeletal symptoms one third reported lacking various ergonomic measures given high prevalence workrelated musculoskeletal disorders ergonomic practices ohns trainees emphasized residency programs