“…A survey of 775 computer workers found that 45% reported upper-extremity symptoms with specific areas of discomfort being the neck (39%), shoulder (22%), hand/wrist (10%), and elbow (4%) (D’Errico et al, 2010). Risk factors for the development of upper-extremity MSDs include awkward or prolonged static postures (Esmaeilzadeh, Ozcan, & Capan, 2014; Husemann, Mach, Borsotto, Isabel, & Scharnbacher, 2009), improper input or viewing equipment alignment (Hoehne-hueckstaedt, Chandra, Ellegast, & Augustin, 2007; Kennedy et al, 2010; Simoneau & Marklin, 2001; Simoneau, Marklin, & Joseph, 2003), and lack of forearm support (Dumas et al, 2008; Wahlström, 2005). Recently, there has been a rapid shift in work organization toward the use of mobile devices and workstations, which could create additional MSD risk factors.…”