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Co-sleep: Designing a workplace-based wellness program for sleep deprivation
Bing Zhai, Stuart Nicholson, Kyle Montague, Yu Guan, Patrick Olivier, Jason Ellis
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Sleep deprivation is a public health issue. Awareness of sleep deprivation has not been widely investigated in workplace-based wellness programmes. This study adopted a three-stage design process with nine participants from a local manufacturing company to help raise awareness of sleep deprivation. The common causes of sleep deprivation were identified through the deployment of technology probes and participant interviews. The study contributes smart Internet of things(IoT) workplace-based design concepts for activity tracking that may aid sleep and explore ways of sharing personal sleep data within the workplace. Through the use of co-design methods, the study also highlights prominent privacy concerns relating to use of personal data from different stakeholders' perspectives, including the unexpected use of sleep data by organisations for fatigue risk management and the evaluation of employee performance. The Actigrahy and sleep diary data can be accessed online through https://github.com/famousgrouse/pervasivehealth/
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