Sleep and well-being before and after a shift schedule change in ICU nurses: an observational study using wearable sensors
Asami Ito-Masui(Mie University), Motomu Shimaoka(Mie University), Hisashi Tanii(Mie University), Eishi Motomura(Mie University), Kei Suzuki(Mie University Hospital), Eiji Kawamoto(Mie University), Ryota Sakamoto(Mie University Hospital), Akane Sano(Rice University), Zachary King(Rice University)
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