Report on process and implementation of participatory ergonomic interventions

Involving stakeholders in the review process has positive outcomes that include increasing the relevance of the review and building the relationship between the decision-maker and the researcher (26). [...] This feedback has had an impact on the synthesis of the findings, the writing of the report and the plans for dissemination. [...] This list of “must-have” references was then compared to the results of the literature search to confirm the sensitivity of the search. [...] In addition to the content and quality appraisal, the review team also classified the broad methodological type or approach to analysis of the documents found in the comprehensive literature searches. [...] The data extracted included: context, the organizational structure of the process, ergonomic training, the process of the PE intervention (using the PE Framework (PEF) proposed by Haines et al (14; 17) and additional questions), facilitators and barriers of the process, and the reported effectiveness of the intervention (see Appendix D for details about the PEF instrument).