Twenty-four/seven: a mixed-method systematic review of the off-shift literature.

Pamela B. de Cordova; Ciaran S. Phibbs; Ann P. Bartel; Patricia W. Stone

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Twenty-four/seven: a mixed-method systematic review of the off-shift literature.

August 29, 2012

de Cordova PB, Phibbs CS, Bartel AP, et al. J Adv Nurs. 2012;68(7):1454-68.

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This systematic review found worse patient outcomes on weekends and increased fatigue, stress, and sleep disturbances among nighttime health care workers.

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