Sitting patterns at work: objective measurement of adherence to current recommendations

Cormac G. Ryan; P. Margaret Grant; Philippa M. Dall; Malcolm H. Granat

Sitting patterns at work: objective measurement of adherence to current recommendations

Cormac G. Ryan, P. Margaret Grant, Philippa M. Dall, Malcolm H. Granat

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Abstract

This article describes research into sitting patterns at work.

Original language	English
Journal	Ergonomics
Publication status	Published - 1 Jan 2011

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sitting patterns at work
ergonomics

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Sitting patterns at work: objective measurement of adherence to current recommendations

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