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National Back Exchange is a multidisciplinary group for those with an interest in backcare and prevention of work related musculoskeletal problems
Aims
- To promote the exchange of information and ideas on back care
- To develop and promote common standards of training in safer handling
- To promote initiatives and act as a forum for providing evaluation and audit of current practice in all matters associated with back care
- To lobby employers to provide back care advisory services to reduce work related back problems
- To provide support and advice for members
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