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

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.

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

Key Points

Abstract

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