Профилактика профессионального костно-мышечного дискомфорта у представителей различных профессий с использованием телеконсультаций (обзор литературных источников)

Принимая во внимание растущий спрос на услуги онлайн, особенно среди разного рода офисных работников, цель данной работы заключается в том, чтобы проанализировать данные литературных источников касательно телеконсультаций по профилактике профессионального костно-мышечного дискомфорта у офисных работников. Результаты обзора подчеркнули отсутствие надлежащей осведомленности о телеконсультациях среди офисных работников, а также недостаточный уровень знаний об этой технологии. Рекомендуется, чтобы компании отнеслись с должным вниманием к внедрению услуг телеконсультаций для улучшения состояния здоровья и самочувствия своих работников, не забывая при этом о рентабельности.

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