Objective Decision fatigue(DF)can lead to impaired judgement,decreased diagnostic accuracy and increased likelihood of medical errors.Research on DF is scarce,and little is known about its nature in the clinical conte...Objective Decision fatigue(DF)can lead to impaired judgement,decreased diagnostic accuracy and increased likelihood of medical errors.Research on DF is scarce,and little is known about its nature in the clinical context.The objective of the present review was to provide a comprehensive framework to understand how the construct of DF in medical settings has been defined and measured.This review aimed to understand DF determinants and consequences and capture motivational factors overlooked in the existing reviews.Design Systematic and scoping review(ScR)with meta-synthesis.Eligibility criteria Empirical and non-empirical papers on clinical DF or related constructs directly impacting clinical decision-making were considered,with doctors of all ages,sexes and nationalities as participants.The Preferred Reporting Item for Systematic Reviews and Meta-analyses scoping review checklist has been applied and checked.Information sources Six databases were systematically searched by two independent researchers according to a predefined set of keywords.Results 43 papers were included,of which 25 were empirical.The quantitative studies outnumber the qualitative ones and primarily involved residents in Europe/UK and North America.Internal medicine and primary care were the most studied disciplines.Only one sequential cross-sectional study measured DF in the medical setting,and all other studies addressed the construct indirectly.A conceptual analysis of clinical DF,including narrative contributions,a thematic analysis of the data extracted and a meta-synthesis,is provided.Clinical DF was investigated mostly by individual risk factors analysed through multiple intertwined determinants involving cognitive,emotional,behavioural,social and ethical aspects.Relevant risks,protective factors and negative outcomes circularly increasing DF are outlined.Conclusions The review gives solid arguments for developing a clear and coherent definition of clinical DF that allows the implementation of preventive targeted intervention.展开更多
Affect is intertwined with sleep,yet how to adjust sleep duration to enhance affect remains unknown.Previous studies found that adjusting affective style,reflecting interindividual differences in emotion regulation,fu...Affect is intertwined with sleep,yet how to adjust sleep duration to enhance affect remains unknown.Previous studies found that adjusting affective style,reflecting interindividual differences in emotion regulation,functions in processes where sleep modulates our affective state.Hence,this study examined whether and how it moderates the association between daily sleep duration and subsequent affect.An ambulatory assessment design was employed among 64 participants,wherein both within-person sleep duration and affect,and between-person affective styles were measured.Multilevel moderation analysis and simple-slope analysis were applied to test the moderation of adjusting affective style in the sleep-affect association.This study found that adjusting affective style significantly moderated the association between sleep duration and subsequent positive affect.Specifically,the association between sleep duration and subsequent positive affect was positive under higher adjusting affective style and negative under extremely lower adjusting affective style.However,such moderation was not observed in associations between subsequent negative affect and sleep duration.This study uncovers the relationship between sleep duration and subsequent affect,wherein the likelihood for individuals to reach more positive affective state by increasing sleeping duration might count on their ability of emotion regulation.Additionally,negative affect cannot be downregulated simply through long sleep duration.展开更多
文摘Objective Decision fatigue(DF)can lead to impaired judgement,decreased diagnostic accuracy and increased likelihood of medical errors.Research on DF is scarce,and little is known about its nature in the clinical context.The objective of the present review was to provide a comprehensive framework to understand how the construct of DF in medical settings has been defined and measured.This review aimed to understand DF determinants and consequences and capture motivational factors overlooked in the existing reviews.Design Systematic and scoping review(ScR)with meta-synthesis.Eligibility criteria Empirical and non-empirical papers on clinical DF or related constructs directly impacting clinical decision-making were considered,with doctors of all ages,sexes and nationalities as participants.The Preferred Reporting Item for Systematic Reviews and Meta-analyses scoping review checklist has been applied and checked.Information sources Six databases were systematically searched by two independent researchers according to a predefined set of keywords.Results 43 papers were included,of which 25 were empirical.The quantitative studies outnumber the qualitative ones and primarily involved residents in Europe/UK and North America.Internal medicine and primary care were the most studied disciplines.Only one sequential cross-sectional study measured DF in the medical setting,and all other studies addressed the construct indirectly.A conceptual analysis of clinical DF,including narrative contributions,a thematic analysis of the data extracted and a meta-synthesis,is provided.Clinical DF was investigated mostly by individual risk factors analysed through multiple intertwined determinants involving cognitive,emotional,behavioural,social and ethical aspects.Relevant risks,protective factors and negative outcomes circularly increasing DF are outlined.Conclusions The review gives solid arguments for developing a clear and coherent definition of clinical DF that allows the implementation of preventive targeted intervention.
基金Funding information National Natural Science Foundation of China,Grant/Award Number:NO.31800929Fundamental Research Funds for the Central Universities,Grant/Award Number:2020NTSS42。
文摘Affect is intertwined with sleep,yet how to adjust sleep duration to enhance affect remains unknown.Previous studies found that adjusting affective style,reflecting interindividual differences in emotion regulation,functions in processes where sleep modulates our affective state.Hence,this study examined whether and how it moderates the association between daily sleep duration and subsequent affect.An ambulatory assessment design was employed among 64 participants,wherein both within-person sleep duration and affect,and between-person affective styles were measured.Multilevel moderation analysis and simple-slope analysis were applied to test the moderation of adjusting affective style in the sleep-affect association.This study found that adjusting affective style significantly moderated the association between sleep duration and subsequent positive affect.Specifically,the association between sleep duration and subsequent positive affect was positive under higher adjusting affective style and negative under extremely lower adjusting affective style.However,such moderation was not observed in associations between subsequent negative affect and sleep duration.This study uncovers the relationship between sleep duration and subsequent affect,wherein the likelihood for individuals to reach more positive affective state by increasing sleeping duration might count on their ability of emotion regulation.Additionally,negative affect cannot be downregulated simply through long sleep duration.
