Daniel Paul Kelaher

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2003 journal article

Ergonomic interventions for the reduction of low back stress in framing carpenters in the home building industry

INTERNATIONAL JOURNAL OF INDUSTRIAL ERGONOMICS, 31(6), 397–409.

By: G. Mirka n, M. Monroe n, T. Nay n, H. Lipscomb* & D. Kelaher n

author keywords: construction; low back disorders; engineering controls
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2001 journal article

An investigation of the effects of touchpad location within a notebook computer

APPLIED ERGONOMICS, 32(1), 101–110.

By: D. Kelaher n, T. Nay n, B. Lawrence n, S. Lamar n & C. Sommerich n

author keywords: notebook computer; pointing device; wrist posture; musculoskeletal discomfort
MeSH headings : Adult; Analysis of Variance; Elbow / physiopathology; Equipment Design / instrumentation; Ergonomics; Female; Humans; Male; Microcomputers; Shoulder / physiopathology; United States; User-Computer Interface; Wrist / physiopathology
TL;DR: Touchpad location was found to significantly impact upper extremity posture, discomfort, preference, and performance, and the top center location was particularly poor, in that it elicited more ulnar deviation, more shoulder flexion, more discomfort, and perceptions of performance impedance. (via Semantic Scholar)
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2000 journal article

Continuous assessment of back stress (CABS): A new method to quantify low-back stress in jobs with variable biomechanical demands

HUMAN FACTORS, 42(2), 209–225.

By: G. Mirka n, D. Kelaher n, D. Nay n & B. Lawrence n

MeSH headings : Back / physiology; Back Injuries / etiology; Biomechanical Phenomena; Cumulative Trauma Disorders / etiology; Data Interpretation, Statistical; Female; Humans; Male; Models, Theoretical; National Institute for Occupational Safety and Health, U.S.; Occupational Diseases / etiology; Occupations; Risk Assessment; Stress, Physiological / etiology; Task Performance and Analysis; United States; Workload
TL;DR: A hybrid assessment methodology that employs established assessment tools and then represents their evaluations in a way that emphasizes the distributions of biomechanical stress is developed, illustrating the necessity for more advanced low-back injury risk assessment techniques for jobs with highly variable manual materials handling requirements. (via Semantic Scholar)
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2000 journal article

Effects of semi-rigid arch-support orthotics: an investigation with potential ergonomic implications

APPLIED ERGONOMICS, 31(5), 515–522.

By: D. Kelaher n, G. Mirka n & K. Dudziak n

author keywords: orthotics; posture; stability; fatigue; discomfort
MeSH headings : Adult; Analysis of Variance; Anthropometry; Biomechanical Phenomena; Ergonomics / instrumentation; Ergonomics / statistics & numerical data; Fatigue / prevention & control; Female; Foot; Humans; Male; Muscles / physiology; Orthotic Devices / statistics & numerical data; Polyurethanes; Posture / physiology; Shoes / statistics & numerical data; Time Factors
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1997 journal article

Selective activation of the external oblique musculature during axial torque production

Clinical Biomechanics (Bristol, Avon), 12(3), 172–180.

By: G. Mirka, D. Kelaher, A. Baker, A. Harrison & J. Davis

Source: NC State University Libraries
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