Sleep has tremendous importance to organizations because of its relationship with
employee performance, safety, health, and attitudes. Moreover, sleep is a malleable …

Understanding the etiology of socioeconomic disparities in health could assist public health
authorities in preventing the morbidity of socially disadvantaged individuals. We undertook a …

In this commentary, structural equation models (SEMs) are discussed as a tool for
epidemiologic analysis. Such models are related to and compared with other analytic …

The present study utilizes meta‐analytic techniques to examine the literature on sleep and
work performance. In line with previous meta‐analytic research, results indicate that sleep …

This paper proposes a model for managing a packaging process of small products at a
production line. The aim of the paper is to determine the optimal size of a box the products …

Objectives This study aimed to conduct the first injury surveillance study in sub-elite football
in Australia, using methods from the international football consensus statement. Design …

This study investigated why and how insomnia can relate to workplace injuries, which
continue to have high human and economic costs. Utilizing the self-regulatory resource …

Occupational Burnout and Severe Injuries: An Eight‐year Prospective Cohort Study among
Finnish Forest Industry Workers: Kirsi AHOLA, et al. Development of Work and Work …

Objectives. We compared the risk of injury for multiple job holders (MJHs) with that for single
job holders (SJHs). Methods. We used information from the National Health Interview Survey …

Objectives Short time between consecutive work shifts (quick returns, ie,≤ 11 hours
between shifts) is associated with sleepiness and fatigue, both of which have been linked to …