Hatsuko Suzumura

Shubun University — Japan

Psychology · Social Sciences

7h-index227citations14works0.02yr avg
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Research Topics

Ergonomics and Musculoskeletal Disorders(5), Sleep and Work-Related Fatigue(4), Musculoskeletal pain and rehabilitation(2), Workplace Health and Well-being(2), Occupational Health and Performance(2)

Publications14 total

Testing Effectiveness of a Teaching Tool That Uses a Non-Contact Sensor for Preventing Lower Back Pain
2019
Examination of the Efficacy of an Injection Technique Support System
2018· 2 cited
How are Leisure Activity and Shiftwork Schedule Associated with Recovery from Fatigue in Shiftwork Nurses?
SANGYO EISEIGAKU ZASSHI·2013· 4 citedOpen Access
How are Leisure Activity and Shiftwork Schedule Associated with Recovery from Fatigue in Shiftwork Nurses?
SANGYO EISEIGAKU ZASSHI·2013· 12 citedOpen Access
Effects of a Modified Ambulance Night Shift System on Fatigue and Physiological Function among Ambulance Paramedics
Journal of Occupational Health·2009· 36 cited
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The Japanese Journal of Ergonomics·2008Open Access
Effects of Adjustable Sit-stand VDT Workstations on Workers' Musculoskeletal Discomfort, Alertness and Performance
Industrial Health·2008· 99 citedOpen Access
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The Japanese Journal of Ergonomics·2008Open Access
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The Japanese Journal of Ergonomics·2007Open Access
Impact of ISO/TS 20646-1 `Ergonomic Procedures for the Improvement of Local Muscular Workloads' on Work-Related Musculoskeletal Disorders
Industrial Health·2007· 7 citedOpen Access
Approaches to Occupational Health Based on Participatory Methodology in Small Workplaces
Industrial Health·2006· 33 citedOpen Access
Estimation of Energy Expenditure during Sedentary Work with Upper Limb Movement
Journal of Occupational Health·2002· 19 citedOpen Access
Psycho‐Physiological Effects of Naps during Night Shifts on Morning Types and Evening Types
Journal of Occupational Health·2002· 15 citedOpen Access
[Significance of measuring urinary 17-ketosteroid sulfates at the work-place].
PubMed·1998

Frequent Co-authors

Hidemaro Takeyama(9), Norihide Tachi(9), Takeshi Ebara(6), Tomohide Kubo(6), Toshimasa Takanishi(6), Toru Itani(5), Tatsuki Inoue(4), Sayuri Niwa(3), Kensaburo MURATA(3), Kunio Tsurumi(3), Tomoaki Sato(2), Osamu Sakamura(2), Tanavadee Khuvasanont(2), Torn Itani(2), Mikael Sallinen(2), Sakiko Sumai(2), Kayo Haruta(2), Norio Ishii(2), Mieko Suwa(2), Minako Nakamura(2)