This paper describes the co-design and development process of an evidence-informed e-
training program (Sit-Stand e-Guide) to support the safe and optimal use of sit-stand …

Abstract The 'Sit-Stand e-Guide'e-training program, designed to promote appropriate use of
sit-stand workstations (SSWs), was evaluated for usability, acceptability and impact on …

Currently, there is no guidance on the training programme approach that should be provided
to new sit-stand workstation users to optimally integrate workstation usage patterns into their …

The introduction of sit–stand worktables was examined in this study. Purchasers at four
companies were interviewed regarding preparations prior to purchase, follow-up after …

Sedentary behavior, also at work, increases the risk of cardiovascular disease, obesity,
diabetes and even earlier mortality (eg Biswas et al. 2015). Employees should be …

Background Many workplaces have implemented sit-stand workstations (SSW), which
enable a worker to transition between sitting and standing as they perform their work …

This review examines the effectiveness of sit–stand workstations at reducing worker
discomfort without causing a decrease in productivity. Four databases were searched for …

OCCUPATIONAL APPLICATIONS We found differences in muscle activity, joint angles, and
discomfort ratings between seated versus standing computerized work, with the standing …

Sedentary office work has been shown to cause low back discomfort and potentially cause
injury. Prolonged standing work has been shown to cause discomfort. The implementation of …

Background: Seated working positions are often regarded as a cause for discomfort in the
musculoskeletal system. Performing work in different working positions—that is, alternating …