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Course overview
Over a
decade working with RSI
sufferers
has allowed us to design the most thorough
RSI awareness training
available. The course provides a comprehensive overview of all
aspects of RSI and its
prevention
and treatment. The material has been designed to equip your
staff with the knowledge and tools they need
to
avoid RSI
and upper Limb disorders,
empowering them to safeguard their
physical health in the workplace.
The session
is split into three segments.
Awareness
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The facts
about RSI and its long-term effects, with demonstrations.
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Students
are provided with a practical understanding of the Anatomical
and Physiological causes of RSI.
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Students
learn to understand the impact of RSI on their own lives.
Prevention
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Students
learn to assess their own physical health and the all-important
early warning signs of RSI.
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Students
learn simple exercises to maintain good soft tissue health and
learn the importance of posture and
flexibility.
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A
primary line of defence RSI first Aid routine is taught.
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The full range of workstation
RSI prevention equipment is demonstrated and assessed.
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Treatment
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Students are given information on
the variety and effectiveness of treatments currently available.
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Students
practice a self-treatment for use outside work for periods
when physical stress is unavoidable.
Teaching techniques
The course avoids the pitfalls
of lengthy, theoretical lecture training. The material is
easily understood and jargon free. A variety of teaching
techniques, (demonstrations, hands on exercises, self
assessment, pair work and group work), keep students engaged
and focussed. Trainees are given exercises to make them
examine their own working practises in order to be able to
make decisions about changes that need to be made.
Duration
Formulated
to take place in the work environment with groups of up to ten
trainees per session, the 3.5 hour course fits easily into the
working day.
Why should
businesses worry about RSI?
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