This review summarises the literature on shift work and its relation to insufficient sleep,
chronic diseases, and accidents. It is based on 38 meta-analyses and 24 systematic …

Abstract Changes in levels of the stress-sensitive hormone cortisol from morning to evening
are referred to as diurnal cortisol slopes. Flatter diurnal cortisol slopes have been proposed …

Aims This systematic review and meta‐analysis evaluated the associations between shift
work patterns and risks of specific types of obesity. Methods PubMed was searched until …

In recent years, virtual reality (VR) technology has found its way into nearly all fields of
psychology. Previous studies indicated that virtual reality adaptations of the TSST are less …

Background Obesity is associated with increased general mortality and comorbidities, it is
multifactorial and some evidence has shown that sleep duration and shift work may be …

Occupational engagement is a pre-requisite for continuous income opportunities. Among the
changing social circumstances work-related conditions play an increasingly eminent role in …

This mini-review examines the complex relationship between diet and sleep and explores
the clinical and public health implications of the current evidence. Dietary quality and intake …

Having children with developmental disabilities (DDs) requires a high level of caregiving
responsibilities, and existing studies support that mothers of children with DDs experience …

Aims To determine the association between sleep quality and nurse productivity.
Background Although poor sleep quality may decrease nurses' productivity, the association …

Aim To synthesize existing research to determine if nurses who work shifts have poorer
psychological functioning and resilience than nurses who do not work shifts. Background …