Musculoskeletal Injuries Affecting Radiologists According to the 2017 ACR Human Resources Commission Workforce Survey
作者： Jay R. Parikh , Claire Bender , Edward Bluth
DOI: 10.1016/J.JACR.2018.01.033
关键词: Back pain 、 Commission 、 Prevalence 、 Neck pain 、 Occupational injury 、 Workforce 、 Physical therapy 、 Low back pain 、 Human resources 、 Medicine
摘要: Practice leaders surveyed in the 2017 ACR Human Resources Commission workforce survey reported that 25% of radiologists or radiation oncologists they supervised had neck pain, 32% low back and 16% were dealing with a repetitive stress injury. The prevalence rates these musculoskeletal ailments among consistent those literature other populations. However, may be underestimated because practice leaders, not themselves, surveyed, aware all injuries.
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