The Occupational Sleep and Fatigue Research Program at the University of British Columbia investigates the relationships between sleep health, fatigue, workplace performance, and public safety. Research interests include sleep-disordered breathing, obstructive sleep apnea, fatigue risk management, shift work, occupational health, and sleep-related productivity and safety outcomes. Through clinical, occupational, and public health research, the program contributes to understanding how sleep influences workplace performance, health outcomes, and safety in real-world environments.
