Research Square (Research Square),
Год журнала:
2021,
Номер
unknown
Опубликована: Июнь 29, 2021
Abstract
Background:
Many
shift
workers
suffer
from
sleep
issues,
which
negatively
affect
quality
of
life
and
performance.
Scientifically
evaluated,
structured
programs
for
prevention
treatment
are
scarce.
We
developed
an
anonymous
online
cognitive
behavioral
therapy
insomnia
(CBT-I)
program.
After
successful
completion
a
feasibility
study,
we
now
start
this
prospective,
randomized,
controlled
superiority
trial
to
compare
outcomes
two
parallel
groups,
namely
intervention
group
waiting-list
control-group.
Additionally,
will
these
those
face-to-face
CBT-I
outpatient
sample.
Methods:
Collaborating
companies
offer
our
their
shift-working
employees.
Company
physicians
counseling
services
screen
interested
inclusion
exclusion
criteria.
Participants
receive
access
service,
where
they
complete
psychometric
assessment
random
assignment
either
the
or
control
group.
providers
be
aware
assignment.
aim
allocate
at
least
N
=
60
participants
trial.
The
consists
psychoeducation,
restriction,
stimulus
control,
relaxation
techniques,
individual
feedback
delivered
via
four
e-mail
contacts.
During
intervention,
as
well
during
waiting
period,
fill
out
weekly
diaries.
Immediately
after
program,
post-intervention
takes
place.
in
able
participate
program
all
study
assessments.
To
recruit
additional
sample,
collaborating
clinics
provide
six
sessions
standard
ad-hoc
sample
working
patients.
expect
both
interventions
have
beneficial
effects
compared
on
following
primary
outcomes:
self-reported
symptoms
depression
insomnia,
quality,
daytime
sleepiness.
Conclusions:
allows
follow
independently
schedule
location.
Forthcoming
results
might
contribute
further
improvement
issues
workers.
BACKGROUND
In
the
modern
economy,
shift
work
is
prevalent
in
numerous
occupations.
However,
often
conflicts
with
workers’
circadian
rhythm
and
can
result
sleep
disorder
(SWSD).
Proper
management
of
SWSD
emphasizes
comprehensive
patient-specific
strategies
some
these
are
analogous
to
cognitive
behavioral
treatment
insomnia
(CBTI).
OBJECTIVE
this
paper,
we
aim
develop
evaluate
machine
learning
algorithms
that
predict
physicians’
advice
using
wearable
survey
data.
We
developed
an
online
system
conveniently
frequently
provide
individualized
behavior
CBTI
elements
for
workers.
METHODS
Data
were
collected
a
period
5
weeks
from
workers
ICU
at
two
hospitals
(N
=
61)
Japan.
The
data
composed
three
modalities,
(1)
Fitbit
data,
(2)
(3)
advice.
handcrafted
physiological
features
raw
identified
clusters
participants
similar
characteristics
hierarchical
clustering.
After
first
week
enrollment,
physicians
reviewed
list
23
messages.
implemented
random
forest
(RF)
models
7
most
frequent
messages
given
by
physicians.
tested
our
predictions
under
participant
dependent
independent
settings
analyzed
important
prediction.
RESULTS
found
distinguished
shifts
patterns.
For
clusters,
having
on
day
contributed
low
wellbeing
scores
day.
Another
cluster
had
days
duration
lowest
quality
when
there
was
before
midnight
current
Our
prediction
achieved
higher
F1
27
28
t-tests
conducted,
performance
differences
statistically
significant
P
<
.001
24
tests
.05
3
compared
baseline.
analysis
feature
importance
showed
matched
message
sent
participants.
instance,
(darken
bedroom
you
go
bed),
primarily
examined
average
brightness
environment
make
predictions.
CONCLUSIONS
Although
requires
physician
input,
accurate
algorithm
would
be
promising
automating
without
hurting
trustworthiness
selected
recommendations.
limited
popular
ones
among
choices
due
rare
occurrences
remaining
options.
Therefore,
further
studies
necessary
gather
enough
enable
less
labels.
CLINICALTRIAL
UMIN
Clinical
Trials
Registry
UMIN000036122
(phase
1),
UMIN000040547
2);
https://tinyurl.com/dkfmmmje,
https://upload.umin.ac.jp/cgi-open-bin/ctr_e/ctr_view.cgi?recptno=R000046284.
JMIR Formative Research,
Год журнала:
2024,
Номер
unknown
Опубликована: Авг. 2, 2024
In
the
modern
economy,
shift
work
is
prevalent
in
numerous
occupations.
However,
it
often
disrupts
workers'
circadian
rhythms
and
can
result
sleep
disorder.
Proper
management
of
disorder
involves
comprehensive
patient-specific
strategies,
some
which
are
similar
to
cognitive
behavioral
therapy
for
insomnia.
Our
goal
was
develop
evaluate
machine
learning
algorithms
that
predict
physicians'
advice
using
wearable
survey
data.
We
developed
a
web-
app-based
system
provide
individualized
behavior
based
on
insomnia
workers.
Data
were
collected
5
weeks
from
workers
(N=61)
intensive
care
unit
at
2
hospitals
Japan.
The
data
comprised
3
modalities:
Fitbit
data,
advice.
After
first
week
enrollment,
physicians
reviewed
selected
1
messages
list
23
options.
handcrafted
physiological
features
raw
identified
clusters
participants
with
characteristics
hierarchical
clustering.
explored
models
(random
forest,
light
gradient-boosting
machine,
CatBoost)
data-balancing
approaches
(no
balancing,
random
oversampling,
synthetic
minority
oversampling
technique)
selections
7
most
frequent
related
bedroom
brightness,
smartphone
use,
nap
duration.
tested
our
predictions
under
participant-dependent
participant-independent
settings
analyzed
important
prediction
permutation
importance
Shapley
additive
explanations.
found
distinguished
by
shifts
patterns.
For
example,
one
cluster
had
days
low
duration
lowest
quality
when
there
day
before
midnight
current
day.
achieved
higher
area
precision-recall
curve
than
baseline
all
settings.
performance
differences
statistically
significant
(P<.001
13
tests
P=.003
test).
Sensitivity
ranged
0.50
1.00,
specificity
varied
between
0.44
0.93
across
dataset
split
Feature
analysis
several
matched
corresponding
sent.
instance,
message
(darken
you
go
bed),
primarily
examined
average
brightness
environment
make
predictions.
Although
requires
physician
input,
an
accurate
algorithm
shows
promise
automatic
without
compromising
trustworthiness
recommendations.
Despite
its
decent
performance,
currently
limited
popular
messages.
Further
studies
needed
enable
less
labels.
Brain Sciences,
Год журнала:
2021,
Номер
11(7), С. 928 - 928
Опубликована: Июль 14, 2021
To
better
understand
Shift
Work
Disorder
(SWD),
this
study
investigates
insomnia,
sleepiness,
and
psychosocial
features
of
night
workers.
The
compares
workers
with
or
without
SWD
to
day
insomnia.
Seventy-nine
40
underwent
diagnostic
interviews
for
sleep
disorders
psychopathologies.
They
completed
questionnaires
a
diary
14
days.
design
was
observatory
upon
two
factors:
schedule
(night,
work)
(good
sleep,
SWD/insomnia).
Two-way
ANCOVAs
were
conducted
on
variables,
effect
size
calculated.
clinical
approach
chosen
led
distinct
groups
Night
slept
several
periods
(main
period
after
work,
naps,
nights
days
off).
High
total
wake
time
low
characterized
in
SWD.
Most
still
complained
sleepiness
main
sleep.
Cognitive
activation
distinguished
All
other
differences
variables
between
similar
to,
but
smaller
than,
the
ones
evaluation
should
consider
all
particular
attention
self-reported
time,
state
level
cognitive
activation.
Research Square (Research Square),
Год журнала:
2021,
Номер
unknown
Опубликована: Июнь 29, 2021
Abstract
Background:
Many
shift
workers
suffer
from
sleep
issues,
which
negatively
affect
quality
of
life
and
performance.
Scientifically
evaluated,
structured
programs
for
prevention
treatment
are
scarce.
We
developed
an
anonymous
online
cognitive
behavioral
therapy
insomnia
(CBT-I)
program.
After
successful
completion
a
feasibility
study,
we
now
start
this
prospective,
randomized,
controlled
superiority
trial
to
compare
outcomes
two
parallel
groups,
namely
intervention
group
waiting-list
control-group.
Additionally,
will
these
those
face-to-face
CBT-I
outpatient
sample.
Methods:
Collaborating
companies
offer
our
their
shift-working
employees.
Company
physicians
counseling
services
screen
interested
inclusion
exclusion
criteria.
Participants
receive
access
service,
where
they
complete
psychometric
assessment
random
assignment
either
the
or
control
group.
providers
be
aware
assignment.
aim
allocate
at
least
N
=
60
participants
trial.
The
consists
psychoeducation,
restriction,
stimulus
control,
relaxation
techniques,
individual
feedback
delivered
via
four
e-mail
contacts.
During
intervention,
as
well
during
waiting
period,
fill
out
weekly
diaries.
Immediately
after
program,
post-intervention
takes
place.
in
able
participate
program
all
study
assessments.
To
recruit
additional
sample,
collaborating
clinics
provide
six
sessions
standard
ad-hoc
sample
working
patients.
expect
both
interventions
have
beneficial
effects
compared
on
following
primary
outcomes:
self-reported
symptoms
depression
insomnia,
quality,
daytime
sleepiness.
Conclusions:
allows
follow
independently
schedule
location.
Forthcoming
results
might
contribute
further
improvement
issues
workers.