Have you heard about sleep syncing and mouth taping to improve your #sleep? Have you wondered if you should try these techniques? Listen to Sleep/Wake researcher @LittleTLS and our colleague from WellSleep, Angela Campbell, talk about these techniques. https://t.co/SbwGRXFu6b
This is work I love doing. Science in operational settings that helps keep people safe and well.
Managing the challenge of fatigue for pilots operating ultra-long range flights https://t.co/KMhBIu2RsW
In New Zealand school-aged children ethnic inequities in sleep exist, socioeconomic deprivation is associated with poor sleep, and poor sleep is associated with poor mental health.
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Co-chaired symposium on sleep health equity at Sleep in Aotearoa. Awesome presentations on wearable cameras, Moemoeā, Let’s Yarn About Sleep, and transgender and non-binary people from Sarahmarie Kuroko, Justine Camp, @fatimayaqoot18, and Sally Baddock. #sleepinaotearoa@swrc_nz
Fantastic first day of Sleep in Aotearoa yesterday. The amazing Sarah-Jane Paine delivered the keynote on sleep health equities. We should be troubled by these inequities and troubled by a lack of action and lack of change #sleepinaotearoa
I had the pleasure of talking with @cconcannonsci about all things sleep and how important it is to our everyday functioning and well-being, particularly for this working long hours or shift work. @swrc_nz@MasseyHlthSc@MasseyUniHealth
Fantastic last session on sleep in care givers at #SDU2022@RosieGibsMoul used qualitative data to give a rich picture of the sleep-related experiences of carers. @swrc_nz@MasseyUniHealth
Thank you @asa_nest for this lovely recognition. Working alongside and support emerging researchers and students is an absolute privilege. Oh, and the golden egg trophy totally rocks. #SDU2022@swrc_nz@MasseyUniHealth
Huge congratulations to @LittleTLS from @swrc_nz on being the first recipient of the NEST Mentor award. A very deserving winner of the golden egg!! 🥚 🪺 🐦 #SDU2022