White Papers & Reports

Office Design and Ergonomics: Rethinking office designs can have a significant impact on workplace environments and employee well-being. This white paper covers the results of a 2020 survey of professionals with recommendations for workplace improvements that positively impact the employee experience.

Design Workspaces that Improve Employee Health and Productivity: Movement and the right workstation directly impact employee wellness. See how human resources teams can help improve well-being and productivity with a workplace program that relies on ergonomic best practices.

How to Improve Nurse Documentation Burnout and Increase Retention: Healthcare organizations face growing nurse shortages and burnout rates, which threaten a positive patient experience. In this white paper, learn how comfortable documentation experiences support happy, healthy nurses and the best patient outcomes.

Building Thriving Workplace Cultures: Millennials and Generation Z workers make up a growing portion of the workforce. This guide for managers outlines how you can incorporate workplace alternatives to attract and retain this valuable young talent.

Champion a Wellness-Inspired Office Refresh: Learn how the basic principles of well-being and a small budget can help you create a healthier workplace in just one business quarter.

Designing a Professional Sit-Stand Desk Converter: Organizations can choose between numerous sit-stand products on the market, yet many bring serious ergonomic, quality and safety concerns into the office. Ergotron shares our extensive testing and manufacturing standards to help improve the safety and quality of the industry.

Power Life-Changing Care with Safe Battery Technology: Battery power makes mobile healthcare technology possible, and it’s more important than ever for healthcare organizations to select safe and reliable batteries for mobile medical carts to protect caregivers and patients. See how to navigate the options in this white paper.

Honoring the Nurse-Patient Connection: Better working environments for nurses leads to healthier (and happier) patients. See how in this white paper developed with Healthcare Business Insights (HBI).

Executive Summary: Ergotron’s Workplace Movement Assessment: Read highlights of an Ergotron survey that assessed how wellness and productivity are impacted by workstations, whether movement-friendly or not.

Make the Sit-Stand Switch™: This handbook offers helpful recommendations for organizations to stand up to sedentary habits and build a sit-stand culture. For a brief overview, view the executive brief, The Business Case for Adopting Sit-Stand Workstations.

JustStand® Index: This survey of 1,000 employees gauges how employees feel about sitting at work and how they believe it impacts their productivity and overall well-being. The results point to the negative impact of sedentary lifestyles and the promising news that public awareness is shifting.

Uncovering a Communications Disconnect in Healthcare IT: Together with HIMSS Analytics, Ergotron surveyed healthcare workers to better understand the technology purchasing process so stakeholders can select solutions that serve both company leaders and caregivers.

Why Movement Matters: Research shows that movement has far-reaching benefits for both employees and organizations. Learn how low-level physical activity like standing positively impacts physical, mental, and emotional health, plus focus and productivity.

Safety for All: Your Guide to Charging Systems Safety Certification: See how certifications and regulations keep your charging carts and devices safe for students and staff.

Standing Up for Workplace Wellness: Knowledge workers who spend too large a portion of their day sitting are victims of an occupational hazard.

Ergonomic Rx for Digital Radiology: Computer screens are integral to patient care. As overall benefits to patients rise, so too do the risks to healthcare professionals who work at computers.

Comfortable Portable Computing: Laptops are well-suited to fast-paced global business but users often don’t consider the ergonomic compromises they pose. This paper’s Ergonomic Equation provides guidelines for computing comfort.

Patientricity and the Triangle of Care: Creating a patient-centered environment must be done with sensitivity to the needs of the patient and medical staff alike.