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March 3, 20260 citations

Digital eye strain among library users: Prevalence and ROC-derived cut-off point for the DESRIL-27.

NAN AyobMJM S JeffreeSSS Shah

Key Points

  • The DESRIL-27 reveals a diagnostic cut-off point of ≥14.5 for identifying digital eye strain among users.
  • Key evidence highlights excellent reliability and performance metrics during assessments in library settings.
  • Assessment utilized the DESRIL-27 tool to analyze digital eye strain prevalence among university library users.
  • These results underscore the importance of using effective screening tools to address digital eye strain in academic environments.

Abstract

The DESRIL-27 demonstrated excellent reliability and diagnostic performance, with an empirically derived cut-off of ≥14.5. These findings support its use as a screening tool for digital eye strain in university settings.

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Ayob et al. (2026) studied this question.

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