This sleep disorder can adversely impact not only your job performance, but also the quality and even duration of your life. Here’s an easy guide to the symptoms.
We’re guessing you know that jet-lag feeling thanks to sleep deprivation. In fact, so many nurses suffer from lack of sleep that it has turned into one of the most widespread issues affecting patient care and a nurse’s own health. We turned to the experts for their answers.
Your body knows what it likes. It likes to sleep when it’s dark. And quiet. At night. Unfortunately, you may not have that luxury. Fortunately, your body can be tricked. And here are the ways to do it so you can get the rest you need.
Be especially wary when the clock strikes 4 a.m…that’s when you’re most likely to goof up. This tip, along with many more ideas (and a bonus shift scheduling plan) will help you be a better nurse.
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