Publications by authors named "Emma L Croft"

Article Synopsis
  • Postgraduate medical trainees in British Columbia often work long shifts (≥ 24 hours), leading to fatigue and an increased risk of motor vehicle incidents (MVIs) during their commutes.
  • A survey of 273 trainees revealed that over half experienced at least one MVI, with factors like commute length and hours on-call significantly correlating with attentional failures while driving.
  • The study highlights the need for safer commuting options for trainees, as longer and more demanding work hours negatively impact their commute safety.
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