Physio-acoustic chair promoting well-being

Marja Sirkkola, HAMK, University of Applied Sciences, Finland, Masters Programme in Welfare Technology, and School of Education, James Cook University, Townsville, Au

Abstract
The purpose of the study was to find out physio-acoustic chair's (http://www.fysakos.fi/english/english.htm ) potentials for well-being of staff members who work in a care-unit.
Physical, mental, social and cultural aspects were considered. The study was a qualitative case study (N=5) measuring subjective well-being added with a quantitative part. Blood pressure measurements are used to demonstrate the evidence of the 9 weeks use.
The results are only indicative, but promote the use for staff's well-being.

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