Finding F-1537

“The most common weekly symptoms attributed to indoor air were irritation of the nose (25% of the participants), irritation of the hands (24% of the participants), irritation of the eyes (23% of the participants), and fatigue (21% of the participants).”

Complaints and symptoms among hospital staff in relation to indoor air (2008). Page 4. CKB 0005

Structure

Outcome: Sick building syndrome
Population: hospital staff
Setting: hospital
Study design: questionnaire study of complaints and symptoms among hospital staff attributed to the indoor air of their workplace (class 4)
Effect: prevalence 25
Caveat: self-reported in a questionnaire; the same study finds stuffy air reported by 40 % and the smell of mould by 12 %

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