Barriers and Challenges to Human Factors/Ergonomics Knowledge Transfer to Small Business Enterprises in an Industrially Developing Country

Abdollahpour, Nosrat; Helali, Faramarz; Rasoulzadeh, Yahya; Hassankhani, Hadi

doi:10.1080/24725838.2023.2179687

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“…Increasing complexity in various economic sectors requires macro ergonomic interventions to overcome such as less competitive competencies, lack of involvement and cooperation, also inefficiency. (Abdollahpour et al, 2023) to increase productivity, reliability and system availability (Shahnavaz, 2000) through three axes of sustainability (social, environmental and economic) to simultaneously increase competitiveness (García-Arca et al, 2023). Today's global world challenges combine economic sustainability with ergonomics to offer solutions that bring about positive benefits and provide favorable conditions for human well-being (Sarbat & Ozmehmet Tasan, 2022), through an approach to human factors in economics along with ergonomics (Zink & Fischer, 2013).…”

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Total SHIP Ergonomic Approach in Economic Empowerment of Munduk-Bali Tourism Villages

Suarbawa,

Yusuf,

Sudiajeng

2024

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Ergonomic interventions enable collaboration between labour and management in terms of reducing costs, increasing productivity, safety, health, comfort so that good ergonomics is good economics. The aim of this research focuses on the application of ergonomics which considers the task-organizational-environmental aspects as the main components in the total ergonomics of SHIP which includes (1) Systemic (2) Holistic (3) Interdisciplinary and (4) Participatory. Data on community economic improvement is measured from the difference in productivity before and after receiving the SHIP total ergonomics assistance program. Observations are carried out through direct observation of the actual implementation process and its impact on local communities. The collected data was analysed using an interactive qualitative analysis model. Total SHIP ergonomics approach for 2 years (2022-2023 period) general can increase economy public be measured from program success: (1) Redesigned of the Dry Coffee Peeling Machine increases the capacity of the coffee bean peeling capacity original production averaged 85 kg per day to 110 kg per day or an increase of 29.41%, the working capacity of the dry coffee skin peeler (Kp) was 176.88%, and the quality of well-peeled coffee beans (Kw) increased by 6.24%; (2) Increasing number of tourists staying at Model Second Home by 5.6%. Keywords: [SHIP, ergonomics approach, capacity of the coffee bean, Model Second Home, economy public]

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confidence: 99%

Total SHIP Ergonomic Approach in Economic Empowerment of Munduk-Bali Tourism Villages

Suarbawa,

Yusuf,

Sudiajeng

2024

GIJASH

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Bibliometric analysis on physical ergonomics: A visual mapping approach

Yigit,

Ağar,

Berşe

2024

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BACKGROUND: The concept of ergonomics in health services is attracting significant attention in the scientific community. There is a need for an integrated study presenting a summary of the published literature backed by detailed bibliometric characteristics. OBJECTIVE: The aim of this study is to provide a summary of the published literature supported by detailed bibliometric properties. METHODS: Within the scope of this study, a total of 3008 articles on ergonomics in the health field were reviewed and analyzed using a bibliometric method. RESULTS: It reveals the trends of the publications conducted between 1999–2023, and defines the common citation structure between the articles, bibliographic coupling, and keyword co-occurrences. This study presents a knowledge map of ergonomics studies conducted in the health field using a bibliometric analysis method. CONCLUSION: The research results provide comprehensive information to the relevant literature, and define global research focuses and future scopes. This serves as a guide for academics to understand developments in the field of ergonomics and health more easily and quickly.

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Barriers and Challenges to Human Factors/Ergonomics Knowledge Transfer to Small Business Enterprises in an Industrially Developing Country

Cited by 2 publications

References 41 publications

Total SHIP Ergonomic Approach in Economic Empowerment of Munduk-Bali Tourism Villages

Total SHIP Ergonomic Approach in Economic Empowerment of Munduk-Bali Tourism Villages

Bibliometric analysis on physical ergonomics: A visual mapping approach

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