Hospitals are around-the-clock operations and nurses are required to care for patients night
and day. The nursing shortage and desire for a more balanced work-to-home life has …

Background Visuospatial abilities are an important component of technical skill acquisition.
Targeted visuospatial ability training may have positive implications for training programs …

Background Resident doctors are continuously exposed to prolonged working hours and
night shifts, making them susceptible to the many physical, psychological, and cognitive side …

BACKGROUND There is a growing awareness of the effects of fatigue on trainee wellbeing
and health. Trainees in anaesthesiology and intensive care work long hours, switching work …

Cumulative fatigue during repetitive work is associated with occupational risk and
productivity reduction. Usually, subjective measures or muscle activity are used for a …

Shift work is common in today's society, and is associated with negative health outcomes,
and accidents and incidents. These detrimental effects can be primarily attributed to …

Shift work can be associated with health and sleep problems, which may lead to cognitive
impairment. This study investigated the effects of shift work on sleep, health behaviours and …

Fatigue and sleep deficiency among public safety personnel are threats to wellness, public
and personal safety, and workforce retention. Napping strategies may reduce work‐related …

Background: Fatigue mitigation strategies among night shift workers can include deliberate
use of restful work breaks, taking naps, and consuming caffeine. However, nurses have …

Introduction. Working shifts has a negative impact on employee health and cognitive
efficiency. The purpose of this study was to investigate the impact of shift work on cognitive …