Oregon Institute of Occupational Health Sciences

The present study responds to mounting concerns over employee well-being through the development of mental health supportive supervisor training Training supervisors on p [...]

Poor sleep efficiency is associated with higher cardiovascular risk. Vascular endothelial function (VEF) is a non-invasive, nitric-oxide-mediated biomarker of cardiovasc [...]

Nighttime ambulatory (BP) and dipping% (nighttime/daytime BP of <0.9; non-dipping ≥0.9) are independent predictors of adverse cardiovascular events. Standard guideline [...]

Oregon Fatality Assessment and Control Evaluation (OR-FACE) is a project funded by the National Institute for Occupational Safety and Health at the Oregon Institute of Oc [...]

Nighttime shift work is associated with adverse cardiovascular outcomes, including hypertension. Increased sleep variability and circadian disruption may increase sympath [...]

Firefighters undergo significant occupational health burdens, such as physical exertion, emotional trauma, and sleep deficiency, all impacting firefighters and their fami [...]

Internal circadian rhythms modulate mood, with positive affect (PA) being highest in the early evening and lowest in the circadian night/early morning. Mood is also commo [...]

Recent research suggests that disruptions in circadian rhythms, including sleep-wake cycles, are early signs of Alzheimer's disease (AD) and may contribute to the patholo [...]

Safety champions who are best positioned to diffuse safety behaviors are commonly used in healthcare programs as a tactic to advance safety and quality improvement goals [...]

Is worker safety, patient safety? Patient and worker safety relies on leadership, safety culture and teamwork?to be effective, yet are often administratively siloed leadi [...]