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Impact of shift work on emergency performance, decision making and stress. Sleep and circadian disruptions due to shift work are common for emergency personnel, but their impact on team performance an

Monash University — Discovery Early Career Researcher Award
Amount
Up to $489,309
Closes
Wednesday 31 December 2025
Status
closed
Type
open opportunity
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Description

Impact of shift work on emergency performance, decision making and stress. Sleep and circadian disruptions due to shift work are common for emergency personnel, but their impact on team performance and decision making is poorly understood. Using an ecologically relevant simulated work environment, this project aims to examine how shift work influences work performance and team decision making and identify potential stress-related mechanisms that may underpin impairments in these outcomes. By understanding the role poor sleep and circadian misalignment due to shift work play on work performance, this project will inform industry practices and training approaches designed to optimise workplace safety and emergency performance. This project will benefit emergency personnel and the people who depend on these services.. Scheme: Discovery Early Career Researcher Award. Field: 1799 - Other Psychology and Cognitive Sciences. Lead: Dr Alexander Wolkow

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