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HRV adapts during workdays versus off-days in EMS personnel, indicating its utility for measuring stress.
Systematic Review (n=70)
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HRV monitoring may help assess occupational stress in EMS workers; extends validation of its utility to real-world shift conditions.
Heart rate variability as a strain indicator for psychological stress in emergency medical services personnel during working days: a systematic review: ISSN 2223-6775 Ukrainian journal of occupational health Vol.19, No 1, 2023https://doi.org/10.33573/ujoh2023.01.051 Heart rate variability as a strain indicator for psychological stress in emergency medical services personnel during working days: a systema
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Thielmann et al. (2023) conducted a systematic review in Occupational stress in emergency medical services personnel (n=70). Working days (occupational stress) vs. Nonworking days / leisure time was evaluated on Heart rate variability (HRV) parameters. Heart rate variability parameters showed an adaptation under working conditions compared to nonworking days among emergency medical services personnel, indicating its utility for measuring stress.
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