JAMA Surgery @jamasurgery.com · Jun 4

Patients operated on by surgeons with social jet lag of ≥2 hours in the preceding month had a greater risk of major adverse events, independent of sleep duration or night shift frequency. Promoting regular sleep timing may improve patient safety. ja.ma/4av8BVp

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Dr Ruth Vilayil · Jun 6

It was independent of working hours and night shifts! 🤯 It’s important to next know what to do to mitigate this while protecting our human social lives…