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|Slideshows|September 9, 2013

Optimizing Your Reading Room

Upgrading your workstation with ergonomically-designed technologies can improve performance and decrease work-related discomfort.

An optimal workstation isn’t just about having the flexibility to comfortably stand, sit, and interact with the monitors. Once the desk, chair, monitor arms, keyboard, and mouse are perfectly positioned to reduce strain and improve performance, radiologists should consider adding the bells and whistles that will promise even more comfortable and improved efficiency.Click through to see the peripherals that offer relief for each of your five senses. 

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