Abstract Summary
The Rapid Office Strain Assessment has proven to successfully quantify and reduce the risk of musculoskeletal disorders in office workers. However, since its development, many changes to typical office workstations have occurred as technology has advanced. This study incorporated those changes into ROSA to improve the accuracy of its risk assessments. Laptops, cell phones, dual monitors, and sit-stand desks were found to have consistent ROSA scores associated with them and were believed to integrate well into the tool.