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Circadian Activity Rhythms and Sleep in Nurses Working Fixed 8-hr Shifts
Daily Activity Patterns and Sleep in Nurses Working Fixed 8-Hour Shifts
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Abstract
Night-shift nurses exhibited the lowest values of circadian rhythm amplitude, acrophase, autocorrelation, and mean of the circadian relative power.
- Shift work is associated with adverse health outcomes.
- Night-shift nurses displayed less robust circadian activity rhythms compared to those on day or evening shifts.
- Evening-shift nurses showed greater variations in circadian activity rhythms than their day-shift counterparts.
- Objective and subjective sleep quality may be affected by differing patterns of circadian activity rhythms in nurses.
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