Biomedical survey of ATC facilities, 1. Incidence of self-reported symptoms.

Hauty, George T.; Trites, David K.; Berkley, William J.; Civil Aeromedical Research Institute

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Biomedical survey of ATC facilities, 1. Incidence of self-reported symptoms.

1965-03-01
By Hauty, George T. ; Trites, David K. ; Berkley, William J.

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Hauty, George T. ; Trites, David K. ; Berkley, William J.

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Civil Aeromedical Research Institute
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Airport Control Towers Air Traffic Control Air Traffic Control Facilities Air Traffic Controllers Employees--Workload Health Hours Of Labor--Physiological Effect Hours Of Labor--Psychological Aspects Job Rotation Physical Condition Physiological Aspects Psychological Aspects Questionnaires Schedules Shifts Stress (Psychology) Surveys Symptoms Test Procedures Time Periods Work Environment Workload
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AM 65-5 ; DOT/FAA/AM-65/5

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Civil Aerospace Medical Institute
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From six enroute and six terminal air traffic control facilities selected on the basis of differences between shift rotation schedules and high IFR traffic volume, 300 journeymen and assistant controllers were selected as volunteer subjects to complete a biomedical inventory daily for a period of 90 consecutive days. The inventory elicited information relating to health, morale, behavioral habits, and side effects of medications.
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