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Sleep, stress and compensatory behaviors in Australian nurses and midwives

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Job Strain, Sleep and Alertness in Shift Working Health Care Professionals —A Field Study

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2018Coping with shift work-related circadian disruption: A mixed-methods case study on napping and caffeine use in Australian nurses and midwives46 cited