Factors for reducing monetary loss due to presenteeism using a tailored healthcare web-application among office workers with chronic neck pain: a single-arm pre-post comparison study

Objectives: This study aimed to examine the factors for reducing monetary loss due to presenteeism by using a tailored healthcare web-application among office workers with chronic neck pain. Methods: The study was single-arm pre-post comparison study using secondary data of 130 Japanese office worke...

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Veröffentlicht in:Environmental and Occupational Health Practice 2021, Vol.3(1), pp.2020-0024-OA
Hauptverfasser: Odake, Yu, Fukutani, Naoto, Shimoura, Kanako, Morino, Tappei, Matsumura, Natsuki, Qian, Niu, Shinohara, Yuki, Mukaiyama, Kohei, Nagai-Tanima, Momoko, Aoyama, Tomoki
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Zusammenfassung:Objectives: This study aimed to examine the factors for reducing monetary loss due to presenteeism by using a tailored healthcare web-application among office workers with chronic neck pain. Methods: The study was single-arm pre-post comparison study using secondary data of 130 Japanese office workers with chronic neck pain who used a tailored healthcare web-application (web-app) over 12 weeks. This data was obtained from BackTech Inc. (Kyoto, Japan), which manages the healthcare web-app. The primary outcome measure was the monetary loss due to presenteeism based on the quality and quantity method. Secondary outcome measures were intensity of physical symptoms measured by the Visual Analog Scale, frequency of web-app use obtained from the database, and the risk of depression score assessed by the Depression and Suicide Screen. Results: Eighty-six participants were included in the complete-case analysis. Monetary loss due to presenteeism and the risk of depression reduced, while physical symptoms improved significantly (p
ISSN:2434-4931
2434-4931
DOI:10.1539/eohp.2020-0024-OA