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Oct 7, 2025 ∙ 2 min
Stronger together: Spinewise & Springbok Coaching join forces for back health in the workplace.
Back and muscle pain remains one of the biggest causes of absenteeism. Research shows that almost a third of employees experience musculoskeletal pain on a weekly basis. (Study: Sundstrup 20 - A_Systematic_Rev) Preventive and sustainable solutions are therefore not a luxury, but a strategic necessity. That's why Spinewise and Springbok Coaching are joining forces. Two organizations with distinct focuses, but a shared mission: to help employees stay healthy, resilient, and enjoy their work....
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Sep 19, 2025 ∙ 7 min
A practical study at Wit-Gele Kruis West-Vlaanderen
A practical study at Wit-Gele Kruis West-Vlaanderen on the use of sensor technology, participatory training, and a data-driven organizational approach to reduce physical strain. Introduction Physical complaints are very common in (home) healthcare. Caregivers perform physically demanding tasks daily: moving patients, putting on support stockings, washing in small bathrooms, and so on. The result? A high incidence of back, shoulder, and neck pain. This is a recurring problem for many...
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Aug 21, 2025 ∙ 6 min
Back-friendly lifting: practical guidelines for prevention workers.
As a prevention officer, you play a vital role in preventing physical complaints in the workplace. One of the most common health problems is back pain, often caused by repetitive lifting. Fortunately, many of these complaints can be prevented. This article provides a clear overview of how to help your employees lift ergonomically. Why back pain from lifting is so common Backs are subject to significant strain in certain sectors, such as construction, logistics, and transport. Prolonged,...
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