Impact of Dry Eye Symptoms and Daily Activities in a Modern Office

Authors Mirjam van Tilborg, Paul Murphy, Katharine Evans
Published in Optometry and Vision Science
Publication date 1 June 2017
Research groups Technology for Healthcare Innovations
Type Article

Summary

Modern offices and the use of electronic devices are increasing factors in work-related eye symptoms. However, symptoms of eye fatigue or dry eye sensation can be mixed and confusing. This study surveys the eye symptoms reported during a working day at modern offices to investigate the possible inhibition on daily work activities. Two online digital surveys were sent to three different work locations, by direct e-mail. Survey A consisted of 14 questions that investigated eye symptoms experienced during daily activities at work and the impact on daily activities. Survey B consisted of four general questions, the Dutch Ocular Surface Disease Index, the Work Productivity and Activity Index, and the Illness Perception Questionnaire.

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Language English
Published in Optometry and Vision Science
Year and volume 94 6
Key words droge ogen, arbeidsomstandigheden
Page range 688-693

Mirjam van Tilborg

Mirjam van Tilborg | Researcher | Research group Technology for healthcare innovations

Mirjam van Tilborg

  • Researcher
  • Research group: Technology for Healthcare Innovations