Finding F-1462

“The prevalence of weekly BRSs in terms of eye irritation, general symptoms, upper respiratory symptoms, lower respiratory symptoms, and skin symptoms was 14.1%, 18.3%, 6.7%, 0.9%, and 2.2%, respectively.”

Azuma Evaluating prevalence and risk factors of building-related symptoms among office workers: Seasonal characteristics of symptoms and psychosocial and physical environmental factors (2017). Environmental health and preventive medicine. Page 4. CKB 7272

Structure

Outcome: Sick building syndrome
Population: office workers
Setting: office
Study design: questionnaire study of building-related symptoms among office workers: weekly symptoms related to personal factors, job stressors and workplace conditions of the previous four weeks by logistic regression (class 4)
Effect: prevalence 14.1
Caveat: self-reported in a questionnaire

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