Henry Ford Health + Michigan State University Health Sciences
INTERNAL MEDICINE/MEDICINE
East Lansing · United States
NIH R01 · 2025
A multi-sensor machine learning approach to precision sleep tracking for nightshift workers
Project Summary/Abstract All essential 24-hr operations (e.g., first responders, hospital services) rely on nightshift workers who forgo nocturnal sleep for work. Shift workers comprise 20% of the workforce, with 15 million regularly working nights. Most do not adapt to the inverted sleep-wake schedule, especially as they are provided little to no support in managing this challenge. Because nightshifts are critical to safety-sensitive operations, impaired sleep health and performance increases risks for catastrophic accidents, making the well-being of nightshift workers an issue of public health and safety. Given this landscape, there is an urgent need for precision sleep medicine solutions…
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