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Jennifer Lee Nosker, Maureen Lassen & Allen Cornelius. (2021) Fatigue in Aeromedicine: An Exploration of Team Cohesion as a Countermeasure against Adverse Events. The International Journal of Aerospace Psychology 31:4, pages 360-375.
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Knar Sagherian & Karen Rose. (2020) Long work hours, prolonged daytime naps, and decreased cognitive performance in older adults. Chronobiology International 37:9-10, pages 1304-1311.
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J. Brent Myers, R. Keith Wages, Dennis Rowe, Chris Nollette, Michael Touchstone, John Sinclair, Edward L. Mund, Justin M. Eberly, John D. Montes, Richard J. Sherlock, Laura K. Barger, Sean P. A. Drummond & Indira Gurubhagavatula. (2018) What an Evidence-based Guideline for Fatigue Risk Management Means for Us: Statements From Stakeholders. Prehospital Emergency Care 22:sup1, pages 113-118.
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