Marina Heiden

← Back to University of Gävle

ORCID

Inclusion identifies researchers whose recorded research contributions may inform their university’s understanding of its research community. It does not rank individual research quality or establish current employment.

Selected research works

Up to 100 highly cited works; DOI links open the original research. Counts reflect the collected record, not real-time citation totals.

1. Sit–stand desks in call centres: Associations of use and ergonomics awareness with sedentary behavior

   2012 · 126 citations

2. Working from home during the COVID-19 outbreak in Sweden: effects on 24-h time-use in office workers

   2021 · 121 citations

3. Telework in academia: associations with health and well-being among staff

   2020 · 119 citations

4. Variation between seated and standing/walking postures among male and female call centre operators

   2012 · 111 citations

5. A comparison of standard and compositional data analysis in studies addressing group differences in sedentary behavior and physical activity

   2018 · 102 citations

6. What Is the Effect on Obesity Indicators from Replacing Prolonged Sedentary Time with Brief Sedentary Bouts, Standing and Different Types of Physical Activity during Working Days? A Cross-Sectional Accelerometer-Based Study among Blue-Collar Workers

   2016 · 98 citations

7. Symptoms, personality traits, and stress in people with mobile phone-related symptoms and electromagnetic hypersensitivity

   2009 · 97 citations

8. Factors associated with return to work among people on work absence due to long-term neck or back pain: a narrative systematic review

   2017 · 55 citations

9. Risk factors, incidence and persistence of symptoms from the eyes among professional computer users

   2014 · 54 citations

10. Effects of time pressure and precision demands during computer mouse work on muscle oxygenation and position sense

    2005 · 46 citations

11. Is prolonged sitting at work associated with the time course of neck–shoulder pain? A prospective study in Danish blue-collar workers

    2016 · 44 citations

12. Data collection costs in industrial environments for three occupational posture exposure assessment methods

    2012 · 42 citations

13. Evaluation of cognitive behavioural training and physical activity for patients with stress-related illnesses: A randomized controlled study

    2007 · 42 citations

14. Is self-reported time spent sedentary and in physical activity differentially biased by age, gender, body mass index, and low-back pain?

    2017 · 42 citations

15. Differences in motor variability among individuals performing a standardized short-cycle manual task

    2016 · 35 citations

16. Intramuscular pressure and electromyographic responses of the vastus lateralis muscle during repeated maximal isokinetic knee extensions

    2000 · 34 citations

17. Reliability of a new risk assessment method for visual ergonomics

    2019 · 34 citations

18. A systematic review of the research on telework and organizational economic performance indicators

    2022 · 34 citations

19. Psychophysiological Reactivity, Postures and Movements among Academic Staff: A Comparison between Teleworking Days and Office Days

    2021 · 31 citations

20. Prediction of objectively measured physical activity and sedentariness among blue-collar work using survey questionnaires

    2016 · 30 citations

21. Systematic review of biochemical biomarkers for neck and upper-extremity musculoskeletal disorders

    2015 · 29 citations

22. Content and psychometric evaluations of questionnaires for assessing physical function in people with neck disorders: a systematic review of the literature

    2017 · 28 citations

23. Factors related to work ability and well-being among women on sick leave due to long-term pain in the neck/shoulders and/or back: a cross-sectional study

    2018 · 28 citations

24. The ProFitMap-neck – reliability and validity of a questionnaire for measuring symptoms and functional limitations in neck pain

    2011 · 26 citations

25. Do work ability and life satisfaction matter for return to work? Predictive ability of the work ability index and life satisfaction questionnaire among women with long-term musculoskeletal pain

    2021 · 26 citations

← Return to the university profile