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The purpose of this study was to determine how nurses used visual display terminals (VDT) and whether the use of VDTs had any influence on their health. In our study, the use of the EMR and the health influences of introduction of the EMR were surveyed using a questionnaire in a general hospital. The results indicated that VDT works were conducted in nurse stations rather than at the bedside. Only about 10% of nurses did exercises to prevent neck, shoulder and back pain before starting work. Since more than half of the nurses remained standing while inputting, extra guidelines should be developed for this aspect as the MHLW guidelines currently only deal with seated operations. Health influences after introduction of the EMR, more than half the subjects complained of worsened symptoms including eye strain, stiff shoulders and neck, and general fatigue, all of which are signs of VDT syndrome.

What Health Influences are Caused by EMR Working?- In Case of Japanese Nursing Situation