Uprising: An examination of sit-stand workstations, mental health and work ability in sedentary office workers, in Western Australia

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Uprising: An examination of sit-stand workstations, mental health and work ability in sedentary office workers, in Western Australia

BACKGROUND: Office-based staff spend around three quarters of their work day sitting. People who sit for long periods while at work are at greater risk of adverse health outcomes. OBJECTIVE: The pilot study aimed to determine the effect of sit-stand workstations on office-based staff sedentary and p...

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Main Authors:	Tobin, Rochelle, Leavy, Justine, Jancey, Jonine
Format:	Journal Article
Published:	IOS Press 2016
Online Access:	http://hdl.handle.net/20.500.11937/18948

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