WHO ICTRP trial
Effect of Shift Work on Post Prandial Dysmetabolism
ACTRN12612000492853 · Australian New Zealand Clinical Trials Registry (ANZCTR) · Not Recruiting
Key facts
| Trial ID | ACTRN12612000492853 |
|---|---|
| Public title | Effect of Shift Work on Post Prandial Dysmetabolism |
| Scientific title | Effect of Shift Work on Post Prandial Dysmetabolism in healthy volunteers: a pilot study |
| Primary sponsor | University of Sydney |
| Secondary sponsors | Woolcock Institute of Medical Research |
| Registry | Australian New Zealand Clinical Trials Registry (ANZCTR) |
| Recruitment status | Not Recruiting |
| Study type | Interventional |
| Phase | Not Applicable |
| Countries | Australia |
| Conditions | This study aims to explore the impact of an imposed de-synchronisation between circadian rhythms, sleep cycles and eating patterns - as would occur during a rotation between day and night work, on postprandial dysmetabolism.; This study… |
| Interventions | In this study we will implement a protocol that simulates an industry standard 12-hour work shift (with basic computer based office work tasks). Participants will be randomised initially, to either shift work condition (night shift first or… |
| Registration date | Jul 5, 2012 |
| Target size | 5 |
| Secondary IDs | nil |
| Registry page | anzctr.org.au |
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