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Operational Leeway and Power to Act in the Prevention of Repetitive Strain Injury and Occupational Stress

Operational Leeway and Power to Act in the Prevention of Repetitive Strain Injury and Occupational Stress
Vol. 78, 2015/1 - 96 pages

Editorial – Special Issue

Pages 1 to 8

Operational Leeway and Power to Act in the Prevention of Repetitive Strain Injury and Occupational Stress

By Sandrine Caroly, Pascal Simonet, Nicole Vézina

Theories and Methodologies

Pages 9 to 29

Operational Leeway and Power to Act: Theoretical Issues of Ergonomics Intervention

By Fabien Coutarel, Sandrine Caroly, Nicole Vézina, François Daniellou
Pages 31 to 52

Power to Act and Operational Leeway

By Yves Clot, Pascal Simonet

Empirical Studies

Pages 53 to 65

Redefining Room for Maneuver from an Occupational Health Perspective. The Case of a “One-Piece-Flow” Organization of Work

By Evelyne Morvan, Bertrand Delecroix, Edwige Quillerou
Pages 67 to 80

Preventing Isolation by Collaborative Innovation?

By Valérie Deruelle, Jean-Luc Metzger
Pages 81 to 94

Feeling and Power to Act: An Example of Development by Occupational Health Physician

By Nadine Poussin, Yvon Miossec
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