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Fighting fire and fatigue: sleep quantity and quality during multi-day wildfire suppression
This study examined firefighters’ sleep quantity and quality throughout multi-day wildfire suppression, and assessed the impact of sleep location, shift length, shift start time and incident severity on these variables. For 4 weeks, 40 volunteer…
Author(s): Grace E. Vincent, Brad Aisbett, Sarah J. Hall, Sally A. Ferguson
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Managing fire, understanding ourselves: human dimensions in safety and wildland fire
Wildland fire management has risen to the forefront of land management and now receives greater social and political attention than ever before. As we progress through the 21st century, these areas of attention are continually presenting challenges…
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Voices from the field: wildland fire managers and high-reliability organizing mindfulness
Wildland fire management agencies manage wildland fires for resource benefit while protecting firefighter and public safety. Firefighting fatalities and property damaged by wildfires prompt reviews aimed at preventing similar accidents. The…
Author(s): David Thomas, Rebekah L. Fox, Carol Miller
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