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Non-powered hand tool improvement research for prevention of work-related problems: a review.

Rahul JainManoj Kumar SainMakkhan Lal MeenaGovind Sharan DangayachAwadhesh Kumar Bhardwaj
Published in: International journal of occupational safety and ergonomics : JOSE (2017)
Literature shows that hand tool improvement studies have been given less importance in low-income and lower-middle-income countries. However, some work of significance is reported in the agriculture sectors of these countries. Hence, it is concluded that ergonomic intervention in hand tools is much needed for those industries which employ traditional methods of working.
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