Table 5.

Multivariable logistic regression analysis for computer vision syndrome and associated factors among computer user bank workers of CBE in Addis Ababa, Ethiopia, 2022 (n = 458).

Variables	Category	CVS		COR (95% CI)	AOR (95% CI)	p-value
		Yes	No
Working position	Junior officer	104	46	1	1
	Senior officer	152	46	1.46 (0.90–2.35)	1.23 (0.439–3.49)	0.686
	Assistance	48	11	1.93 (0.92–4.05)	1.650 (0.42–6.45)	0.472
	Managers	41	10	1.81 (0.83–3.93)	1.16 (0.29–4.64)	0.830
Work experience (years)	<5 years	112	45	1	1
	≥5 years	233	68	1.37 (0.88–2.13)	1.31 (0.46–3.75)	0.605
Weekly computer usage during the day	≤ 5 days	129	60	1	1
	>5 days	216	53	1.89 (1.23–2.91)	1.38 (0.79–2.40)	0.255
The presence of glare in the working space	Yes	242	30	6.5 (4.03–10.47)	4.45 (2.45–8.08)	0.0001***
	No	103	83	1	1
Taking a regular healthy break	Yes	147	78	1	1
	No	198	35	3.00 (1.91–4.71)	1.43 (0.77–2.65)	0.250
Follow the 20–20–20 ergonomic principle	Yes	99	68	1	1
	No	246	45	3.75 (2.41–5.84)	1.97 (1.06–3.67)	0.031*
Wearing non-prescription eyeglasses	Yes	87	15	2.20 (1.21–3.99)	4.17 (1.92–9.06)	0.0001***
	No	258	98	1	1
The habit of voluntary eye blinking	Yes	152	75	1	1
	No	193	38	2.50 (1.607–3.908)	1.15 (0.63–2.09)	0.643
Adjusting computer brightness	Yes	194	89	1	1
	No	151	24	2.88 (1.753–4.75)	1.48 (0.77–2.82)	0.233
Using antiglare or blue filter	Yes	51	39	1	1
	No	294	74	3.03 (1.86–4.95)	1.82 (0.93–3.54)	0.076
Overall workstation ergonomics setup	Good	40	58	1
	Poor	305	55	8.04 (4.90–13.18)	7.39 (4.05–13.49)	0.0001***

1 = reference.

^*Significant at a p-value of < 0.05.

^***Significant at a p-value of < 0.01.