Did you know that the Jobs Demands Analysis certification course is self-paced?
The JDA course is online training that is designed for professionals looking to master the design, administration, and interpretation of Jobs Demands Analysis!
How can this be helpful in a clinical setting?
The course focuses on evaluating the physical and environmental demands of job tasks, crucial for improving return-to-work processes, injury prevention, and disability management.
That is super helpful information!
Did you know that there are several components of a Jobs Demands Analysis? What is an example of a Jobs Demands Analysis component?
Balance is a component ofJobs Demands Analysis that is significant!
What is the importance of assessing balance for Jobs Demands Analysis?
Assessing balance helps in determining how one maintains body equilibrium!
Why is that important?
It is important to determine that because it aids in prevention of falling on several surfaces such as platforms, slopes, slippery surfaces, etc.
How is balance assessed? What are the specific protocols?
- Description of balancing task (what, where, how)
- Duration of task
- Type of surface
- Whether one or both feet used
- Condition of surface
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