Summary of the Performance Effects of Sustained Operations

Gawron, Valerie J.

doi:10.7771/2327-2937.1063

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“…Healthcare is another area where sustained operations exist. In a review of the literature, Gawron (2015) found that fatigued medical providers had degraded performance in tasks such as simulated surgery, critical care, diagnosis, and administration of medication.…”

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Sleep and Fatigue in an Expeditionary Medical Team: Results and Lessons Learned from a Field Study

Plummer,

Colombo,

Kniffin

et al. 2023

Proceedings of the Human Factors and Ergonomics Society Annual

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Sleep deprivation and fatigue can have significant detrimental effects on cognitive and task perform ance during continuous operations. The current study records sleep and wake cycles, fatigue, and cognitive performance of two Marine Corps expeditionary medical teams during a 48-hour field user exercise with a realistic patient stream. The results suggest that the participants receive less than optimal sleep during the operational period, and showed changes in self-reported fatigue and risk taking. The results are discussed in light of data being collected during a field exercise. Additionally, lessons learned that can be applied to future research are described.

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