Abstract Objective Fatigue Risk Management Systems (FRMS) are a data-driven set of
management practices for identifying and managing fatigue-related safety risks. This …

The term fatigue is used to describe a distressing and persistent symptom of physical and/or
mental tiredness in certain clinical populations, with distinct but ultimately complex …

Abstract Background: Administrators of Emergency Medical Services (EMS) operations lack
guidance on how to mitigate workplace fatigue, which affects greater than half of all EMS …

While the importance of improving horse-related safety seems self-evident, no
comprehensive study into understanding or reducing horse-related risk has been …

Emergency services present a unique operational environment for the management of
fatigue and sleep inertia. Communities request and often expect the provision of emergency …

Estimates in developed countries of the extent to which fatigue contributes to road accidents
range from as low as 5% to as high as 50% of all accidents. Compared with other causes of …

Fatigue in emergency first responders (EFRs) is known to affect performance abilities and
safety outcomes for both patients and EFRs. The primary aim of this review was to determine …

In the latter part of 2019 and into 2020, Australia experienced an unprecedented bushfire
season, with major bushfires burning more than 18 million hectares. The scale of the fires …

Background: Evidence maps are a method of systematically characterising the range of
research activity in broad topic areas and are a tool for guiding research priorities …

In the military or emergency services, operational requirements and/or community
expectations often preclude formal prescriptive working time arrangements as a practical …