A case study of screen time and digital eye strain during the nationwide COVID19 lockdown in SA
The nationwide lockdown has triggered a paradigm shift amongst students of the university population implementing online learning as a new approach to aid teaching. This enforcement calls for students to work remotely from home, relying solely on e-devices to access online resources leading to a substantial increase in screen time. Prolonged hours in front of the screen can result in Digital Eye Strain translating into an array of ocular and physical discomfort experienced by an individual.
To support the country during the pandemic, We, the fourth year B. Optometry students are undertaking a study to establish an association between screen time and digital eye strain in the university student population during the nationwide covid-19 lockdown in South Africa.
We cordially invite you to participate in this survey. Your participation will be completely anonymous and voluntary.
The link to the survey is: https://forms.gle/bV2uMfWJ4qNMLoBu7
We would like to extend our gratitude in advance for your contribution.
Notice Details
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Research
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Posted
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26 May 2020
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By
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Shanice Naidoo
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Tel
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From
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UKZN
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Audience
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Howard College Students
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EdgWood Students
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Medical School Students
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PMB Students
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Westville Students
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