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Associations of perceived indoor environmental quality with stress in the workplace

Thach, Thuan‐Quoc ; Mahirah, Dhiya ; Sauter, Charlotte ; Roberts, Adam Charles ; Dunleavy, Gerard ; Nazeha, Nuraini ; Rykov, Yuri ; Zhang, Yichi ; Christopoulos, George I. ; Soh, Chee‐Kiong ; Car, Josip

Indoor air, 2020-11, Vol.30 (6), p.1166-1177 [Periódico revisado por pares]

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Associations of perceived indoor environmental quality with stress in the workplace
Autor: Thach, Thuan‐Quoc ; Mahirah, Dhiya ; Sauter, Charlotte ; Roberts, Adam Charles ; Dunleavy, Gerard ; Nazeha, Nuraini ; Rykov, Yuri ; Zhang, Yichi ; Christopoulos, George I. ; Soh, Chee‐Kiong ; Car, Josip
Assuntos: Air Pollution, Indoor - statistics & numerical data ; Air quality ; Control rooms ; dose‐response relation ; Environmental assessment ; Environmental Exposure - statistics & numerical data ; Environmental health ; Environmental impact ; Environmental quality ; Humans ; Indoor environmental quality ; Indoor environments ; Light quality ; Noise ; Noise reduction ; occupant satisfaction ; Occupational health ; perceived indoor environmental quality (IEQ) ; Personal Satisfaction ; Psychological stress ; Questionnaires ; Regression models ; Singapore ; Singapore - epidemiology ; Stress ; stress at work ; Stress, Psychological - epidemiology ; Surveys and Questionnaires ; Thermal comfort ; Workplace
É parte de: Indoor air, 2020-11, Vol.30 (6), p.1166-1177
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Descrição: Indoor environmental quality (IEQ) is a general indicator of the quality of conditions inside a building. We investigated associations of perceived IEQ including air quality, thermal comfort, noise, and light quality with stress at work and the extent to which workplace location modifies these associations. We recruited 464 full‐time workers from four companies in Singapore. Data on socio‐demographic characteristics, lifestyle/health‐related factors, and workplace factors were collected through self‐administered questionnaires. Perceived IEQ satisfaction scores of all four factors were collected using the validated OFFICAIR questionnaire. We fitted a logistic regression model to assess associations between each perceived IEQ score and stress at work, adjusting for potential confounders. The odds ratio for stress at work associated with a 1‐unit increase in perceived air quality score was 0.88 (0.82‐0.94), 0.89 (0.82‐0.97) for thermal comfort, 0.93 (0.87‐0.98) for noise, and 0.88 (0.82‐0.94) for light quality. Significant associations were found in office and control rooms for all four perceived IEQ, except for thermal comfort in office rooms. Higher satisfaction levels of perceived air quality, thermal comfort, noise, and lighting, were significantly associated with a reduction in stress at work. Our findings could potentially provide a useful tool for environmental health impact assessment for buildings.
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Associations of perceived indoor environmental quality with stress in the workplace

Thach, Thuan‐Quoc ; Mahirah, Dhiya ; Sauter, Charlotte ; Roberts, Adam Charles ; Dunleavy, Gerard ; Nazeha, Nuraini ; Rykov, Yuri ; Zhang, Yichi ; Christopoulos, George I. ; Soh, Chee‐Kiong ; Car, Josip

England: Hindawi Limited

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