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Shiftwork, sleep, fatigue and time of day:

studies of a change from 8-h to 12-h
shifts and single vehicle accidents
Vitale Di Di Milia
University of Wollongong

Di Milia, Vitale Di, Shiftwork, sleep, fatigue and time of day: studies of a change
from 8-h to 12-h shifts and single vehicle accidents, Doctor of Philosophy thesis, Department
of Psychology, University of Wollongong, 1999. [Link]
This paper is posted at Research Online.

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