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NCT Number: NCT05162105

Quick Returns - Sleep, Cognitive Functions and Individual Differences

The project will contribute with new knowledge concerning how short rest periods between two consecutive shifts (<11h, often defined as a Quick Return (QR)) affects sleep and cognitive performance. The study will further examine whether individual differences in personality traits and genotypes may explain individual differences in performance and sleep. Data will be collected with a randomized cross-over design, in an experimental laboratory setting.

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Key information

Conditions

Shift Work Schedule Dyssomnias Mental Disorders Nervous System Diseases Neurologic Manifestations Pathological Conditions, Signs and Symptoms Signs and Symptoms Sleep Deprivation Sleep Wake Disorders

Age range

19 year–50 year

Sex eligibility

All sexes

Study type

Interventional

Phase

Not applicable

Primary location

University of Bergen, Department of Psychosocial Science

Bergen, Norway

About this study

Rotating shift workers may have a narrow time window to rest after an evening shift, before returning early to work for a day shift. In the literature, a rest opportunity of less than 11 hours between two consecutive shifts, is defined as a Quick Return (QR). Most often, this is occurs when working an evening shift followed by a day shift. Survey- and longitudinal studies have found associations between QRs and an increased risk of being involved in occupational accidents. However, no studies have experimentally investigated how a QR scenario may affect performance at work and sleep between the two shifts. Thus, the project will experimentally simulate QRs, where a battery of cognitive tests will be administered in a laboratory to indicate performance. Objective and subjective sleep will be measured/reported at home where participants normally sleep. Additionally, genotype- and personality trait data will be collected and used as moderators in the analyses.

A randomized cross-over design with two groups will be applied. In one condition, participants will work an evening shift (03:00PM-11:00PM) followed by a day shift (07:00AM-03:00PM, QR). In the other condition, participants work a day shift (07:00AM-03:00PM) followed by another day shift. Four weeks later after being in one of the conditions, the participants will return to the laboratory and work in the opposite condition. Sleep will be subjectively reported with a sleep diary and objectively measured using a low-powered ultra-wideband radar, two days before and between the two simulated shifts in each of the two conditions.

Who can participate

Healthy volunteers accepted: Yes

Only the study team can determine whether someone qualifies for participation.

Inclusion criteria

  • Participants are physically and mentally healthy (assessed with BMI and 'General Health Questionnaire-12)'.
  • Participants accept to comply to the protocol (retain regular bed- and wake times before the simulated shifts).
  • Refrain from alcohol and maintain regular nicotine and caffeine usage during participation.
  • Norwegian as primary language/proficiency in Norwegian language.

Exclusion criteria

  • Neurological, psychiatric or sleep related disorders ('Bergen Insomnia Scale, 'Global sleep assessment questionnaire').
  • Extreme 'morning-eveningness' type ('Horne-Östberg).
  • Use of medication that affect sleep or cognitive performance.
  • Pregnancy.

Treatment and study plan

Short rest (8 hour) between two consecutive shifts.

Other

Participants will have shortened rest opportunity (8 hours) between two consecutive shifts, due to the shift work schedule.

16 hour rest opportunity between to consecutive shifts.

Other

Participants will have a 16 hour rest opportunity between shifts, due to shift work schedule.

Primary outcomes

  1. Sustained Attention

    Time frame: Changes from first to last test session on day 2, in a simulated QR (evening- followed by day shift) and changes from first to last test session on day 2, in the control condition (day- followed by day shift). Day 2 both combinations: 7AM-3PM.

    Sustained attention will be measured using the Psychomotor Vigilance Test (PVT). The PVT is a commonly used test to assess the effect of sleep deprivation on cognitive functioning. The test will be conducted every 1.5h - 2h during simulated shifts, in total five times during the day shift (07:30AM, 09:00AM,10:30AM, 12:30PM and 02:30PM) and five times during the evening shift (03:30PM, 05:00PM, 6:30PM, 8:30PM and 10:30PM).

  2. Sleepiness

    Time frame: Changes from first to last test session on day 2, in a simulated QR (evening- followed by day shift) and changes from first to last test session on day 2, in the control condition (day- followed by day shift). Day 2 both combinations: 7AM-3PM.

    The Karolinska Sleepiness Scale (KSS) is a single item question measuring sleepiness on a likert scale from 1 - 9 ('1' - "Extremely alert" to '9' - "Very sleepy/fighting sleep"). The test will be conducted every 1.5h - 2h during simulated shifts, in total five times during the day shift (07:30AM, 09:00AM,10:30AM, 12:30PM and 02:30PM) and five times during the evening shift (03:30PM, 05:00PM, 6:30PM, 8:30PM and 10:30PM).

  3. Objective Sleep, one sleep opportunity between day- followed by day shift versus one sleep opportunity between evening- followed by day shift - 'Sleep Onset Latency'

    Time frame: Sleep taking place between the two days in the QR condition (from 11PM-7AM) compared to sleep taking place between the two days in the control condition (from 3PM-7AM).

    To evaluate the effect of simulated short rest between two shifts (QR) on sleep, 'sleep onset latency' will be objectively measured using a low-powered ultra -wideband Xethru sleep radar (Somnofy), placed next to the bed. Sleep opportunity will in the QR-condition be between 11PM-7AM and in the control-condition between 3PM-7AM, as a consequence of simulated shift schedule (QR-condition; first shift on day 1 occurring 3PM-11PM & second shift on day 2 occurring 7AM-3PM. Control-condition; first shift on day 1 occurring 7AM-3PM & second shift on day 2 occurring 7AM-3PM the following day). Sleep Onset Latency in the two sleep opportunities will be compared.

  4. Objective Sleep, one sleep opportunity between day- followed by day shift versus one sleep opportunity between evening- followed by day shift - 'Total Sleep Time'

    Time frame: Sleep taking place between the two days in the QR condition (from 11PM-7AM) compared to sleep taking place between the two days in the control condition (from 3PM-7AM).

    To evaluate the effect of simulated short rest between two shifts (QR) on sleep, 'total sleep time' will be objectively measured using a low-powered ultra -wideband Xethru sleep radar (Somnofy). Sleep opportunity will in the QR-condition be between 11PM-7AM and in the control-condition between 3PM-7AM, as a consequence of simulated shift schedule (QR-condition; first shift on day 1 occurring 3PM-11PM & second shift on day 2 occurring 7AM-3PM. Control-condition; first shift on day 1 occurring 7AM-3PM & second shift on day 2 occurring 7AM-3PM the following day). Total Sleep Time in the two sleep opportunities will be compared.

  5. Objective Sleep, one sleep opportunity between day- followed by day shift versus one sleep opportunity between evening- followed by day shift - 'Time in Light Sleep'

    Time frame: Sleep taking place between the two days in the QR condition (from 11PM-7AM) compared to sleep taking place between the two days in the control condition (from 3PM-7AM).

    To evaluate the effect of simulated short rest between two shifts (QR) on sleep, 'time in light sleep' will be objectively measured using a low-powered ultra -wideband Xethru sleep radar (Somnofy), placed next to the bed. Sleep opportunity will in the QR-condition be between 11PM-7AM and in the control-condition between 3PM-7AM, as a consequence of simulated shift schedule (QR-condition; first shift on day 1 occurring 3PM-11PM & second shift on day 2 occurring 7AM-3PM. Control-condition; first shift on day 1 occurring 7AM-3PM & second shift on day 2 occurring 7AM-3PM the following day). Time in Light Sleep in the two sleep opportunities will be compared.

  6. Objective Sleep, one sleep opportunity between day- followed by day shift versus one sleep opportunity between evening- followed by day shift - 'Time in Deep Sleep'

    Time frame: Sleep taking place between the two days in the QR condition (from 11PM-7AM) compared to sleep taking place between the two days in the control condition (from 3PM-7AM).

    To evaluate the effect of simulated short rest between two shifts (QR) on sleep, 'time in deep sleep' will be objectively measured using a low-powered ultra -wideband Xethru sleep radar (Somnofy), placed next to the bed. Sleep opportunity will in the QR-condition be between 11PM-7AM and in the control-condition between 3PM-7AM, as a consequence of simulated shift schedule (QR-condition; first shift on day 1 occurring 3PM-11PM & second shift on day 2 occurring 7AM-3PM. Control-condition; first shift on day 1 occurring 7AM-3PM & second shift on day 2 occurring 7AM-3PM the following day). Time in Deep Sleep in the two sleep opportunities will be compared.

  7. Objective Sleep, one sleep opportunity between day- followed by day shift versus one sleep opportunity between evening- followed by day shift - 'Time in Rapid Eye Movement(REM)-sleep'

    Time frame: Sleep taking place between the two days in the QR condition (from 11PM-7AM) compared to sleep taking place between the two days in the control condition (from 3PM-7AM).

    To evaluate the effect of simulated short rest between two shifts (QR) on sleep, 'time in REM-sleep' will be objectively measured using a low-powered ultra -wideband Xethru sleep radar (Somnofy), placed next to the bed. Sleep opportunity will in the QR-condition be between 11PM-7AM and in the control-condition between 3PM-7AM, as a consequence of simulated shift schedule (QR-condition; first shift on day 1 occurring 3PM-11PM & second shift on day 2 occurring 7AM-3PM. Control-condition; first shift on day 1 occurring 7AM-3PM & second shift on day 2 occurring 7AM-3PM the following day). Time in Rapid Eye Movement(REM)-sleep in the two sleep opportunities will be compared.

Secondary outcomes

  1. Mood/Affect

    Time frame: Changes from first to last test session on day 2, in a simulated QR (evening- followed by day shift) and changes from first to last test session on day 2, in the control condition (day- followed by day shift). Day 2 both combinations: 7AM-3PM.

    Mood/affect is measured using the Positive and Negative Affect Scale (PANAS). PANAS contains 20 items. Each item is rated on a likert scale from 1 to 5 ('1' - None" and '5' - Extremely"). The test will be conducted every 1.5h - 2h during simulated shifts, in total five times during the day shift (07:30AM, 09:00AM,10:30AM, 12:30PM and 02:30PM) and five times during the evening shift (03:30PM, 05:00PM, 6:30PM, 8:30PM and 10:30PM).

  2. Moral Decision

    Time frame: Difference between day 2, in simulated QR (evening- followed by day shift) and day 2 in the control condition (day- followed by day shift). Day 2 in QR- and control combination: 7AM-3PM.

    The Defining Issue Test (DIT-2) will be used to evaluate the effect of simulated short rest between two shifts (QR) on morality (decision making). DIT-2 presents five moral dilemmas where participants rate and rank issues surrounding the dilemmas on a likert scale from 1 to 5 ('1' - "Very important" to '5' - "Very little important"). Will be completed once at the start of each shift.

  3. Change in Cognitive Throughput

    Time frame: Changes from first to last test session on day 2 in a simulated QR (evening- followed by day shift) and changes from first to last test session on day 2 in the control condition (day- followed by day shift). Day 2 in QR- and control combination: 7AM-3PM.

    Cognitive throughput will be measured using the 'digit symbol substitution task'. Taken throughout the shifts every 1.5h - 2h in total 5 times during each day shift (07:30AM, 09:00AM,10:30AM, 12:30PM and 02:30PM) and five times during the evening shift (03:30PM, 05:00PM, 6:30PM, 8:30PM and 10:30PM).

  4. Selective Attention

    Time frame: Changes from first to last test session on day 2, in a simulated QR (evening- followed by day shift) and changes from first to last test session on day 2, in the control condition (day- followed by day shift). Day 2 both combinations: 7AM-3PM.

    Selective attention will be measured using a 'visual search task'. The test will be taken twice per simulated shift; once during first half and once during second half of the shift.

  5. Executive functioning

    Time frame: Changes from first to last test session on day 2, in a simulated QR (evening- followed by day shift) and changes from first to last test session on day 2, in the control condition (day- followed by day shift). Day 2 both combinations: 7AM-3PM.

    Executive functioning will be measured using the 'attentional network task'. The test will be taken twice per simulated shift; once during first half and once during second half of the shift.

  6. Dexterity

    Time frame: Changes from first to last test session on day 2, in a simulated QR (evening- followed by day shift) and changes from first to last test session on day 2, in the control condition (day- followed by day shift). Day 2 both combinations: 7AM-3PM.

    Dexterity will be measured using the 'grooved pegboard test'. The test will be taken twice per simulated shift; once during first half and once during second half of the shift.

  7. Verbal Memory

    Time frame: Changes from first to last test session on day 2, in a simulated QR (evening- followed by day shift) and changes from first to last test session on day 2, in the control condition (day- followed by day shift). Day 2 both combinations: 7AM-3PM.

    Verbal memory will be measured using a 'word probe recall test'. The test will be taken twice per simulated shift; once during first half and once during second half of the shift.

  8. Cognitive Inhibition

    Time frame: Changes from first to last test session on day 2, in a simulated QR (evening- followed by day shift) and changes from first to last test session on day 2, in the control condition (day- followed by day shift). Day 2 both combinations: 7AM-3PM.

    Cognitive inhibition will be measured using the 'go/no-go' test. The test will be taken twice per simulated shift; once during first half and once during second half of the shift.

  9. Individual Differences - Mini International Personality Item Pool (Mini-IPIP)

    Time frame: Pre-intervention

    To examine if individual differences can moderate a potential effect of short rest between two shifts, Mini IPIP will be used. Mini-IPIP is a 20-item short form of the 50-item International Personality Item Pool-Five Factor Model. Scores participant on five dimensions: neuroticism, extraversion, agreeableness, conscientiousness, and openness based on a set of likert-scale questions from 1 - 5 ('1' - "Very incorrect" to '5' - "Very correct").

  10. Individual Differences - Dark Triad Personality Scale

    Time frame: Pre-intervention

    To examine if individual differences can moderate a potential effect of short rest between two shifts, the Dark Triad Personality scale will be used. Dark Triad Personality Scale contains 12-items. The test scores the participant based on a set of likert-scale questions from 1 - 9 ('1'- "Completely disagree" to '9' "Completely agree") on the dimensions; machiavellianism, narcissism and psychopathy.

  11. Individual Differences - Revised Circadian Type Inventory (CTI-R)

    Time frame: Pre-intervention

    To examine if individual differences can moderate a potential effect of short rest between two shifts, the CTI-R will be used. CTI-R contains 11-items indicating ability to change sleeping rhythm based on the dimensions; flexibility and languidity. The test scores the participant on based on a set of likert-scale questions from 1 - 5 ('1' - "Almost never" to '5' - "Almost always"). High scores on flexibility reflect better ability to sleep and work at odd times, whereas high scores on languidity indicates difficulties overcoming drowsiness and feeling of lethargy following sleep loss.

  12. Individual Differences - Horne-Östberg Morning-Eveningness Questionnaire (MEQ)

    Time frame: Pre-intervention

    To examine if individual differences can moderate a potential effect of short rest between two shifts, the MEQ will be used. MEQ contains 19-items indicating circadian preference; morning-/evening type.

  13. Individual Differences - Genotypes

    Time frame: Pre-intervention

    To examine if individual differences can moderate a potential effect of short rest between two shifts, saliva samples will be collected to analyze for genotypes related to shift work tolerance.

    Genotyping will be done with regard to: SLC6A4 tandem repeat length in the promoter (short; S versus long; L), rs25531 (A versus G), rs8192440, rs12506228 and rs4680. Analyses will be done using Custom TaqMan genotyping assays.

  14. Arousal prior to bedtime - one night between two day shifts versus one night between evening- followed by day shift

    Time frame: Prior to bedtime the night between the two shifts in the QR condition (from 11PM-7AM) compared to the night between two shifts in the control condition (from 3PM-7AM).

    Pre-Sleep Arousal Scale (PSAS) will be used to examine if participants differ in arousal-level at bedtime in the two sleep opportunities. PSAS contains 16 items, each being rated on a 5-point likert scale from 1 to 5 ('1' - "Not at all" to '5' - "Extremely"). Sleep opportunity will in the QR-condition be between 11PM-7AM and in the control-condition between 3PM-7AM, as a consequence of simulated shift schedule (QR-condition; first shift on day 1 occurring 3PM-11PM & second shift on day 2 occurring 7AM-3PM. Control-condition; first shift on day 1 occurring 7AM-3PM & second shift on day 2 occurring 7AM-3PM the following day). Arousal at bedtime in the two sleep opportunities in each condition will between will be compared.

  15. Subjective Sleep, one sleep opportunity between day- followed by day shift versus one sleep opportunity between evening- followed by day shift - 'Sleep Quality'

    Time frame: Sleep taking place between the two days in the QR condition (from 11PM-7AM) compared to sleep taking place between the two days in the control condition (from 3PM-7AM).

    To evaluate the effect of simulated short rest between two shifts (QR) on sleep, 'sleep quality' is reported in a sleep diary. Sleep opportunity will in the QR-condition be between 11PM-7AM and in the control-condition between 3PM-7AM, as a consequence of simulated shift schedule (QR-condition; first shift on day 1 occurring 3PM-11PM & second shift on day 2 occurring 7AM-3PM. Control-condition; first shift on day 1 occurring 7AM-3PM & second shift on day 2 occurring 7AM-3PM the following day). Sleep quality in the two sleep opportunities will be compared.

  16. Subjective Sleep, one sleep opportunity between day- followed by day shift versus one sleep opportunity between evening- followed by day shift - 'Wake After Sleep Onset'

    Time frame: Sleep taking place between the two days in the QR condition (from 11PM-7AM) compared to sleep taking place between the two days in the control condition (from 3PM-7AM).

    To evaluate the effect of simulated short rest between two shifts (QR) on sleep, 'wake after sleep onset' is reported in a sleep diary. Sleep opportunity will in the QR-condition be between 11PM-7AM and in the control-condition between 3PM-7AM, as a consequence of simulated shift schedule (QR-condition; first shift on day 1 occurring 3PM-11PM & second shift on day 2 occurring 7AM-3PM. Control-condition; first shift on day 1 occurring 7AM-3PM & second shift on day 2 occurring 7AM-3PM the following day). Wake after sleep onset in the two sleep opportunities will be compared.

  17. Subjective Sleep, one sleep opportunity between day- followed by day shift versus one sleep opportunity between evening- followed by day shift - 'Sleep Efficiency'

    Time frame: Sleep taking place between the two days in the QR condition (from 11PM-7AM) compared to sleep taking place between the two days in the control condition (from 3PM-7AM).

    To evaluate the effect of simulated short rest between two shifts (QR) on sleep, 'sleep efficiency' is reported in a sleep diary. Sleep opportunity will in the QR-condition be between 11PM-7AM and in the control-condition between 3PM-7AM, as a consequence of simulated shift schedule (QR-condition; first shift on day 1 occurring 3PM-11PM & second shift on day 2 occurring 7AM-3PM. Control-condition; first shift on day 1 occurring 7AM-3PM & second shift on day 2 occurring 7AM-3PM the following day). Sleep efficiency in the two sleep opportunities will be compared.

  18. Subjective Sleep,one sleep opportunity between day- followed by day shift versus one sleep opportunity between evening- followed by day shift - 'Sleep Onset Latency'

    Time frame: Sleep taking place between the two days in the QR condition (from 11PM-7AM) compared to sleep taking place between the two days in the control condition (from 3PM-7AM).

    To evaluate the effect of simulated short rest between two shifts (QR) on sleep, 'sleep onset latency' is reported in a sleep diary. Sleep opportunity will in the QR-condition be between 11PM-7AM and in the control-condition between 3PM-7AM, as a consequence of simulated shift schedule (QR-condition; first shift on day 1 occurring 3PM-11PM & second shift on day 2 occurring 7AM-3PM. Control-condition; first shift on day 1 occurring 7AM-3PM & second shift on day 2 occurring 7AM-3PM the following day). Sleep Onset Latency in the two sleep opportunities will be compared.

  19. Subjective Sleep, one sleep opportunity between day- followed by day shift versus one sleep opportunity between evening- followed by day shift - 'Bedtime'

    Time frame: Sleep taking place between the two days in the QR condition (from 11PM-7AM) compared to sleep taking place between the two days in the control condition (from 3PM-7AM).

    To evaluate the effect of simulated short rest between two shifts (QR) on sleep, 'bedtime' is reported in a sleep diary. Sleep opportunity will in the QR-condition be between 11PM-7AM and in the control-condition between 3PM-7AM, as a consequence of simulated shift schedule (QR-condition; first shift on day 1 occurring 3PM-11PM & second shift on day 2 occurring 7AM-3PM. Control-condition; first shift on day 1 occurring 7AM-3PM & second shift on day 2 occurring 7AM-3PM the following day). Bedtime in the two sleep opportunities between will be compared.

  20. Objective Sleep, one sleep opportunity between day- followed by day shift versus one sleep opportunity between evening- followed by day shift - 'Wake after sleep onset'

    Time frame: Sleep taking place between the two days in the QR condition (from 11PM-7AM) compared to sleep taking place between the two days in the control condition (from 3PM-7AM).

    To evaluate the effect of simulated short rest between two shifts (QR) on sleep, 'wake after sleep onset' will be objectively measured using a low-powered ultra -wideband Xethru sleep radar (Somnofy), placed next to the bed. Sleep opportunity will in the QR-condition be between 11PM-7AM and in the control-condition between 3PM-7AM, as a consequence of simulated shift schedule (QR-condition; first shift on day 1 occurring 3PM-11PM & second shift on day 2 occurring 7AM-3PM. Control-condition; first shift on day 1 occurring 7AM-3PM & second shift on day 2 occurring 7AM-3PM the following day). Wake after sleep onset in the two sleep opportunities will be compared.

  21. Objective Sleep, one sleep opportunity between day- followed by day shift versus one sleep opportunity between evening- followed by day shift - 'Sleep Efficiency'

    Time frame: Sleep taking place between the two days in the QR condition (from 11PM-7AM) compared to sleep taking place between the two days in the control condition (from 3PM-7AM).

    To evaluate the effect of simulated short rest between two shifts (QR) on sleep, 'sleep efficiency' will be objectively measured using a low-powered ultra -wideband Xethru sleep radar (Somnofy), placed next to the bed. Sleep opportunity will in the QR-condition be between 11PM-7AM and in the control-condition between 3PM-7AM, as a consequence of simulated shift schedule (QR-condition; first shift on day 1 occurring 3PM-11PM & second shift on day 2 occurring 7AM-3PM. Control-condition; first shift on day 1 occurring 7AM-3PM & second shift on day 2 occurring 7AM-3PM the following day). Sleep Efficiency in the two sleep opportunities will be compared.

  22. Objective Sleep, one sleep opportunity between day- followed by day shift versus one sleep opportunity between evening- followed by day shift - 'Bedtime'

    Time frame: Sleep taking place between the two days in the QR condition (from 11PM-7AM) compared to sleep taking place between the two days in the control condition (from 3PM-7AM).

    To evaluate the effect of simulated short rest between two shifts (QR) on sleep, 'bedtime' will be objectively measured using a low-powered ultra -wideband Xethru sleep radar (Somnofy), placed next to the bed. Sleep opportunity will in the QR-condition be between 11PM-7AM and in the control-condition between 3PM-7AM, as a consequence of simulated shift schedule (QR-condition; first shift on day 1 occurring 3PM-11PM & second shift on day 2 occurring 7AM-3PM. Control-condition; first shift on day 1 occurring 7AM-3PM & second shift on day 2 occurring 7AM-3PM the following day). Bedtime in the two sleep opportunities will be compared.

  23. Subjective Sleep, one sleep opportunity between day- followed by day shift versus one sleep opportunity between evening- followed by day shift - 'Total Sleep Time'

    Time frame: Sleep taking place between the two days in the QR condition (from 11PM-7AM) compared to sleep taking place between the two days in the control condition (from 3PM-7AM).

    To evaluate the effect of simulated short rest between two shifts (QR) on sleep, 'total sleep time' is reported in a sleep diary. Sleep opportunity will in the QR-condition be between 11PM-7AM and in the control-condition between 3PM-7AM, as a consequence of simulated shift schedule (QR-condition; first shift on day 1 occurring 3PM-11PM & second shift on day 2 occurring 7AM-3PM. Control-condition; first shift on day 1 occurring 7AM-3PM & second shift on day 2 occurring 7AM-3PM the following day). Total sleep time in the two sleep opportunities will be compared.

Sponsors and collaborators

Lead sponsor

University of Bergen

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Registry information

Official study title

Quick Returns - Sleep, Cognitive Functions and Individual Differences: An Experimental Approach

Important dates

Study start
2021
Primary completion
2023
Study completion
2023
First posted
Dec 17, 2021
Registry last updated
Aug 22, 2023

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