Nurses Experience Fatigue and Lack of Sleep During 12-Hour Shifts

Nurses Experience Fatigue and Lack of Sleep During 12-Hour Shifts

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Fatigue resulting from insufficient sleep can negatively affect cumulative daytime performance and hamper adequate patient care.

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