Search for dissertations about: "participatory ergonomics"
Showing result 16 - 20 of 38 swedish dissertations containing the words participatory ergonomics.
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16. Ergonomics for the improvement of health and safety of female workers in industrially developing countries
Abstract : The thesis presents the results of an ergonomics survey which contains eleven studies in five different industries of Thailand and four different industries of Japan (Papers A to K). The aims of the studies were; (i) to identify priority problems of female workers in different industries from ergonomic points of view; (ii) to analyze and investigate these problems; (iii) to examine the ergonomics intervention practices at work places; and iv) to develop a practical method for appropriate ergonomics interventions at work for improving health and safety of female workers, particularly in industrially developing countries. READ MORE
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17. Feminist sanitary engineering in rural South Africa : a theoretical framework
Abstract : This licentiate thesis is a compilation of three papers with an introductory chapter. The papers cover the theory used in the doctoral research project 'Gender and technology. A Comparative study of Water Supply and Sanitation Technologies in India and South Africa'. READ MORE
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18. Ergonomic evaluation of technology change at work and its effect on health
Abstract : The change at work in the context of technology change has affected human’s health in relation to their working condition, attitude, and MSDs risk factors. These changes were included: adopting new tools, work concept work environments, and work system. READ MORE
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19. A sociocybernetic approach to information systems design
Abstract : This study has focused on the problems associated with the design of computer based managment Information Systems (IS) and especially on how to integrate the design, use and embedded social context into one coherent framework. The term IS is used in this study to broadly refer to areas such as Decision Support Systems (DSS), Human Computer Interaction (HCI) and Computer Supported Co-operative Work (CSCW). READ MORE
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20. Performance Management, Rationality and Participation in Public Sector Organisation
Abstract : This doctoral thesis critically examines the role of performance management in public sector organisations. In particular, it explores how performance management relates to different concepts of rationality (instrumental, value and communicative), including issues around rationality and power, and the relationship between these concepts and various models of participation and democracy. READ MORE