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Kimmo Ketola

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Recurrent On-Duty Sleepiness and Alertness Management Strategies in Long-Haul Airline Pilots

2018

Introduction We examined whether long-haul airline pilots without recurrent on-duty sleepiness obtain more prior sleep and use more effective in-flight alertness management strategies than their colleagues with recurrent on-duty sleepiness. Methods There were 51 pilots who flew at least twice from Helsinki to Asia. Of them, 44 flew at least twice back to Helsinki following 1 local night. On-duty sleepiness was measured by the Karolinska Sleepiness Scale (KSS), alertness management strategies by a diary, and sleep by a diary and activity monitor. Pilots who rated KSS ≥ 7 on each, some, or none of the flights were classified as "regularly", "sometimes", and "never" sleepy, respectively. This …

medicine.medical_specialtymedia_common.quotation_subjectCohort Studies03 medical and health sciences0302 clinical medicineWork Schedule ToleranceHummedicineHumansAttentionNight sleepDutyFatigueFinlandmedia_commonGeneral MedicineActivity monitorPilotsAlertness030228 respiratory systemAerospace MedicinePhysical therapyAviation medicineAviationSleepPsychology030217 neurology & neurosurgeryAerospace Medicine and Human Performance
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Self-reported reasons for on-duty sleepiness among commercial airline pilots

2021

Experimental and epidemiological research has shown that human sleepiness is determined especially by the circadian and homeostatic processes. The present field study examined which work-related factors airline pilots perceive as causing on-duty sleepiness during short-haul and long-haul flights. In addition, the association between the perceived reasons for sleepiness and actual sleepiness levels was examined, as well as the association between reporting inadequate sleep causing sleepiness and actual sleep-wake history. The study sample consisted of 29 long-haul (LH) pilots, 28 short-haul (SH) pilots, and 29 mixed fleet pilots (flying both SH and LH flights), each of whom participated in a…

medicine.medical_specialtyPhysiologymedia_common.quotation_subject030209 endocrinology & metabolismsleepinessFATIGUEPARAMETERSOddsShift work03 medical and health sciencesinsufficient sleep0302 clinical medicinePhysiology (medical)Work Schedule TolerancemedicineHumansCircadian rhythmWakefulnessDutyMorningmedia_commonbusiness.industryHAULPERFORMANCESleep timeCircadian RhythmPilotsshift workAirline pilotsPhysical therapySelf Report3111 BiomedicinebusinessSleepself-perceptions030217 neurology & neurosurgery
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Sleep, alertness and alertness management among commercial airline pilots on short-haul and long-haul flights

2016

Item does not contain fulltext Airline pilots' sleep and on-duty alertness are important focus areas in commercial aviation. Until now, studies pertaining to this topic have mainly focused on specific characteristics of flights and thus a comprehensive picture of the matter is not well established. In addition, research knowledge of what airline pilots actually do to maintain their alertness while being on duty is scarce. To address these gaps in research knowledge, we conducted a field study on a representative sample of the airline pilots of a medium-sized airline. The sample consisted of 90 pilots, of whom 30 flew long-haul (LH) routes, 30 short-haul (SH) routes, and 30 flew both. A tota…

030110 physiology0301 basic medicineEngineeringAircraftAviationCruiseHuman Factors and ErgonomicsAviation safety03 medical and health sciences0302 clinical medicineAeronauticsSleep Disorders Circadian RhythmWork Schedule TolerancemedicineHumansSafety Risk Reliability and QualitySimulationFatigueFinlandOccupational Healthta515Work Health and PerformanceSleep Stagesbusiness.industryPublic Health Environmental and Occupational HealthAlertness managementCivil aviationawiationAlertnessAdaptation PhysiologicalSleep deprivationAlertnessPilotsCommercial aviationSleep DeprivationSleep Stagesmedicine.symptombusinessAviationSleep030217 neurology & neurosurgeryPsychomotor Performance
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Faith and Worldview Communities and Their Leaders–Inward or Outward Looking?

2017

This chapter analyzes some of the ways that the faith and worldview communities deal with the growing religious diversity. The first part outlines the development of the “interfaith infrastructures” during the past decades. There has been a growth of interfaith bodies and religious umbrella organizations in all the five countries. These bodies are stronger at the national level in Norway and Finland, while local bodies are important in Sweden. The second part analyzes interview data of Norwegian national religious leaders, which show that most of them have an outward orientation and participate in bridgebuilding activities. The growth in the interfaith infrastructure has contributed to a de…

FaithPolitical sciencePolitical economymedia_common.quotation_subjectReligious diversitylanguageInterview studyNational levelNorwegianSocial sciencelanguage.human_languageInterview datamedia_common
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