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Effects of environmental intervention on sedentary time, musculoskeletal comfort and work ability in office workers
How workplace changes affect sitting time, body comfort, and work ability in office workers
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Abstract
Using sit-stand workstations reduced sitting time by 6.7% compared to traditional workstations.
- The intervention group reported a significant reduction in sedentary time, reallocating time mostly to standing.
- Sit-stand workstations improved perceived musculoskeletal comfort in the neck and shoulders.
- Work ability was enhanced among users of sit-stand workstations.
- A high percentage of participants rated the adjustability of sit-stand workstations as good.
- Daily use of the sit-stand function was reported by 41.7% of female participants.
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