1. Working in the same positions for long periods (Standing, bend over, sitting, kneeling) |
55.1 |
2. Lifting or transferring dependent patients |
50.8 |
3. Bending or twisting your back in an awkward way |
45.8 |
4. Treating an excessive number of patients in one day |
44.9 |
5. Carrying, lifting, or moving heavy materials or equipment (e.g., continuous passive motion machines) |
42.4 |
6. Performing manual orthopaedic techniques (Joint mobilizations, soft tissue mobilization) |
40.0 |
7. Not enough rest breaks or pauses during the workday |
39.0 |
8. Work scheduling (Overtime, irregular shifts, length of workday) |
33.9 |
9. Working in awkward and cramped positions |
33.1 |
10. Continuing to work while injured or hurt |
32.2 |
11. Reaching or working away from your body |
31.6 |
12. Unanticipated sudden movement or fall by patient |
28.8 |
13. Inadequate training on injury prevention |
27.1 |
14. Working near or at your physical limits |
23.7 |
15. Working with confused or agitated patients |
16.0 |
16. Performing the same task over and over |
14.4 |
17. Assisting patients during gait activities |
12.7 |