2017
DOI: 10.1097/jom.0000000000001006
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Sleep Detriments Associated With Quick Returns in Rotating Shift Work

Abstract: The study emphasizes the need for sufficient time for rest and recuperation between shifts.

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“…A new finding was that these sleep‐disturbing cognitive processes were especially common in relation to quick returns and were highlighted as being even bigger problems during high workload. Rumination and anticipation are plausible explanations of previous findings that quick returns are associated with problems unwinding and longer sleep latencies (Dahlgren et al, ; Vedaa et al, ). It is also possible that problems with unwinding and rumination exacerbate anticipation.…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 69%
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“…A new finding was that these sleep‐disturbing cognitive processes were especially common in relation to quick returns and were highlighted as being even bigger problems during high workload. Rumination and anticipation are plausible explanations of previous findings that quick returns are associated with problems unwinding and longer sleep latencies (Dahlgren et al, ; Vedaa et al, ). It is also possible that problems with unwinding and rumination exacerbate anticipation.…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 69%
“…Rumination and anticipation are plausible explanations of previous findings that quick returns are associated with problems unwinding and longer sleep latencies (Dahlgren et al, 2016;Vedaa et al, 2017).…”
Section: Shift Factors and Cognitive Arousal As Contributing Factormentioning
confidence: 71%
“…Bisherige Studien weisen bereits darauf hin, dass verkürzte Ruhezeiten kurzfristig zu einer Reduzierung der Schlaflänge und Schlafqualität führen (Vedaa et al 2016(Vedaa et al , 2017a, was sich in einer erhöhten Müdigkeit bzw. Schläfrigkeit am Folgetag niederschlägt (Eldevik et al 2013).…”
Section: Stand Der Forschung Und Fragestellungenunclassified
“…Zur Lösung dieses methodischen Problems werden in vielen skandinavischen Ländern Registerdaten herangezogen (Härmä et al 2015), die in diesem Umfang für Deutschland aber nicht zur Verfügung stehen. Eine Alternative sind Tagebuchstudien, die verkürzte Ruhezeiten genauer beleuchten (Vedaa et al 2017a). Allerdings sind diese Studien häufig mit einem enormen Forschungsaufwand verbunden bzw.…”
Section: Kritische Reflexionunclassified
“…In the Taiwanese health care system, a minimum of 24 hr off duty between night and day shifts is required (Kurumatani et al, 1994). Indeed, several authors have shown that one day off is apparently insufficient for full recuperation after two night shifts and identified a need for further studies to determine whether two successive days off duty after night shifts are sufficient (Chang, Wu, Chen, & Hsu, 2017a, 2017bTotterdell et al, 1995;Vedaa, Morland, et al, 2017).…”
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confidence: 99%