Bright light exposure before night shift cuts fatigue and errors: study
Nurses in the study also reported sleeping better after their night shift, researchers say.
Light exposure therapy may help to reduce fatigue and errors in nurses working night shifts, according to a study published in Sleep Health.
Researchers from McGill University in Montreal, Canada evaluated whether light exposure in the evening before a night shift could improve work performance, mood and fatigue in 57 full-time nurses with rapidly rotating rosters.
