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Such issues can make very significant differences to the impact
of any roster on fatigue. With further validations and increasing
understanding of non-work issues, models such as the one used
in the present validation should provide increasing accuracy and
utility in the future.
ACKNOWLEDGMENTS
We gratefully acknowledge the financial support of the ARC
Key Center for Human Factors and Applied Cognitive Psychology
and The Queen Elizabeth Hospital Research Foundation.
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