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Conditions
Brief summary
The purpose of this study is to analyse the association between the mobile phone use and quality of life, physical condition and job satisfaction. The hypothesis of this research is that exist a inverse relation between mobile phone use and quality of life, physical condition and job satisfaction. The subjects are volunteers that work in a municipal company of Seville. The inclusion criteria is being adult, sedentary workofficer and younger than 66 years old. The methods to measure the variables were mobile phone apps to know mobile use and daily steps during a week. Some questionnaires were used to collect data about behaviours and labour issues (IPAQ, SPQI, Overall Job Satisfaction, HERO etc.). Finally, the volunteers had to do some medical and physical tests to know anthropometric data, blood pressure, static balance, flexibility, lower body and upper body resistance and cardiovascular endurance.
Interventions
For this cross-sectional office workers will be assessed by means of different questionnaires to determine their physical fitness, physical activity, nutrition habits and job satisfaction. The questionnaires can be completed in 40 minutes. In the first phase, during one week, information about mobile phone use (7 days), and the number of steps will be determined. On the second phase, quality of life and physical fitness will be assessed by a different fitness tests whose duration is 60 minutes per person.
Sponsors
Eligibility
Inclusion criteria
Being employee in whose municipal company will be done the research
Exclusion criteria
Not being a sedentary worker