repetitive strain injury
- I've heard of RSI. What is it? more...
- Does RSI go by any other name? more...
- What causes RSI? more...
- What are the signs of RSI? more...
- How can I prevent RSI? more...
- What should my employer do to prevent RSI? more...
- How should I adjust my workstation? more...
- Do I have the right to take a break? more...
- What if my desk is the wrong size? more...
- I share a desk, what should I do? more...
- I think I am suffering from RSI. What should I do? more...
- What if I get RSI and lose my job? more...
- Where can I get legal advice? more...
- Is RSI progressive? more...
- Is RSI treatable? more...
- Who can get RSI? more...
further information
- The TUC has more information on RSI in the health and safety section of its main website.tuc.org.uk/h_and_s/
- Hazards magazine has resources on strain injuries. hazards.org/strains/
- The Labour Research Department (LRD) has published Pain at work - an LRD guide to musculoskeletal disorders, 2004, price: £4.50. Tel: 0207 928 3649. www.lrd.org.uk
- The Health and Safety Executive's Musculo-skeletal disorders pages. hse.gov.uk/msd
- The European Agency for Safety and Health at Work’s Musculoskeletal disorders resources. osha.europa.eu/en/topics/msds
- AbilityNet, a charity that brings the benefits of computer technology to adults and children with disabilities. It provides free information and advice on any aspect of the use of a computer, tel: 0800 269 545, website: abilitynet.org.uk
- BackCare has published a series of leaflets and books including the guide Back in the office, price £1. Tel: 0207 928 3649 www.backpain.org.
- The RSI Association has closed operations, but still maintains a site at rsi.org.uk.
