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Evaluating Nursing Performance During Heatwave Simulations: Protocol for a Repeated Measures Cross-Over Study
This study protocol combines clinical simulations with climatic chamber experiments, to evaluate 1) the impact of heat stress on hospital nurses physiological strain, physical and mental fatigue, vigilance, and clinical performance; and 2) the efficacy of a practical cooling intervention (i.e. elect
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