Evaluation Of A Natural Workspace Intervention With Active Design Features On Movement, Interaction And Health
Evaluation Of A Natural Workspace Intervention With Active Design Features On Movement, Interaction And Health (PNG, 347 Kb, 794x1123)
- Date Published
- Mon, 20 Dec 2021
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- Work
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- https://doi.org
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Evaluation Of A Natural Workspace Intervention With Active Design Features On Movement, Interaction And Health
There is increasing focus on designing workspaces that promote less sitting, more movement and interaction to improve physical and mental health. This study evaluates a natural intervention of a new workplace with active design features and its relocation to a greener and open space.
An ecological model was used to understand how organisations implement change. Pre and post survey data from 221 matched cases of workers and accelerometery data (n = 50) were analysed.
Application of the ecological model shows that the organisation understands how to target the built environment and social/cultural environment but not how to target behaviour change at the individual level.
Evaluation Of A Natural Workspace Intervention With Active Design Features On Movement, Interaction And Health
- Date Published
- Mon, 20th Dec 2021
- Publisher
- Work
- Reference
- Munir, F., Yarker, J., Duckworth, J., Chen, Y., Brinkley, A., Varela-Mato, V., Lewis, R., and Clemes, S. (2021). Evaluation of a natural workspace intervention with active design features on movement, interaction and health. Work, 70(4):1229-1241
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- https://doi.org/10.3233/wor-205180
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- Keywords
- Job Design, Environment, Workplace Design, Physical Health
There is increasing focus on designing workspaces that promote less sitting, more movement and interaction to improve physical and mental health. This study evaluates a natural intervention of a new workplace with active design features and its relocation to a greener and open space.
An ecological model was used to understand how organisations implement change. Pre and post survey data from 221 matched cases of workers and accelerometery data (n = 50) were analysed.
Application of the ecological model shows that the organisation understands how to target the built environment and social/cultural environment but not how to target behaviour change at the individual level.
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