Irritable bowel syndrome and the relationship with mental health and sleep
By: Dr Ian C Dunican (Adjunct Associate Professor at Edith Cowan University) and Tina Yan (PhD candidate at Edith Cowan University) Irritable Bowel Syndrome (IBS)
The Sleep of Shift Workers in a Remote Mining Operation
Methodology for a Randomized Control Trial to Determine Evidence-Based Interventions By Dr Ian C Dunican As part of a PhD program supported by the Australian
An education intervention in a professional female basketball team and coaching staff improves sleep and alertness – Part 2
By: Dr Ian C Dunican Background In the last post, we established the sleeping patterns and behaviours of elite female basketball players (n=12) and their
An education intervention in a professional female basketball team and coaching staff improves sleep and alertness – Part 1
By: Dr Ian C Dunican Background We know from many studies in the last ten years that elite athletes do not get enough sleep (<7hrs
Protecting the mental health of workers: Time to check back in!
The mental health of employees impacts every organisation. This is more pertinent now following the Covid-19 pandemic that saw many changes to the way industry
We are here to support your business Occupational Health, Safety and Business Performance
By: Dr Ian C Dunican, Chief Adviser Sleep4Performance As restrictions are easing concerning the Covid-19 situation, we at Sleep4Performance hope you are all doing well
Mining, Oil and Gas; Information on managing roster changes for COVID-19
Author: Dr Ian C Dunican PhD, MBA, MMineEng, GradCert(ASSc), BA In recent months much has changed due to COVID-19 in particular for business. Here in Australia,
Sleep and Immunity
Authors: Anna Myers B. AppSci (ClinSci)/B. Osteopathy and Dr Ian C Dunican PhD, MBA, MMineEng, GCASSc, BA Australia and many other countries in the southern hemisphere
Understanding the Impact of COVID-19 on Sleep and Mood: Online Study
I bring this message to you from my fellow sleep researchers in the United States. They need your help. Please consider participating, Dr Ian Dunican.
In times of uncertainty, the need to manage the fatigue of our workforce is greater
Considering the current coronavirus (COVID-19) pandemic, organisations may be observing the stress amongst team members, leaders and peers. This may result in poor sleep that