Durmuş Burak
The Effect of Risk and Protective Factors on Primary School Students' COVID-19 Anxiety: Back to School After the Pandemic
Child indicators research
rise telecommuting nonfacetoface work owing coronavirus disease 2019 pandemic fueled conversations regarding right disconnect although evidence suggests receiving workrelated communications telecommunication devices outside work hours may lead various symptoms illnesses limited research undertaken symptoms study therefore aims investigate correlation receiving work communications telecommunication devices work hours occurrence workrelated headaches eyestrain fulltime nonshift whitecollar workers study used data 6th korean working conditions survey frequency using telecommunication devices work purposes outside working hours divided five categories every day several times week several times month rarely never workrelated headaches eyestrain categorized based yes response survey questions descriptive statistics 2 tests multiple logistic regression analyses performed using spss 270 adjusting sex age income level education occupation workplace size work hours sleep disorders odds ratio workrelated headaches eyestrain based frequency telecommunication device usage follows rarely 1292 95 confidence interval ci 11111503 several times month 1551 95 ci 12491926 several times week 1474 95 ci 12171784 every day 1548 95 ci 13211813 employees use telecommunication devices work regular hours susceptible experiencing workrelated headaches eyestrain compared however dearth research examining physical mental health impacts using telecommunication devices afterhours work furthermore existing preventative measures korea insufficient consequently imperative develop effective measures conduct additional research address issue