Providing optimal performance and sustainable employability by optimizing the recuperative power of sleep

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Providing optimal performance and sustainable employability by optimizing the recuperative power of sleep Dr. I. Declercq, MD, Neurologist, Sleepspecialist

CONTEXT The sleep paradox Sleep-deprived society vs sleep=hot Increasing scientific evidence of essential recuperative role of sleep vs incapacitating effect of sleep deprivation

1. What is sleep? (+ Chronotype) 2. Why does sleep matter? 3. Where does it go wrong? 4. What s to do?

1. WHAT is sleep? Sleep Wake 24h cycling continuum Sleep and Wake inseparable

INTERNAL PROCESSES C = driven by internal clock; SCN! S = energy levels decrease/sleep need increases as a day progresses Source: A two process model of sleep regulation. Borbély, A. A Human Neurobiology, Vol 1(3), Oct 1982, 195-204. S. Daan, 1984 Achermann P. The two-process model of sleep regulation revisited. Aviat Space Environ Med 2004; 75:(3, Suppl) A37 43.

EXTERNAL DRIVERS light, food, work/social, stress, temperature, etc. Chronotype 3 DRIVERS: 1. C Process: timing; internal clock 2. S Process: Sleep pressure= homeostatic needs 3. Social time internal external

Chronotype Sleep-activity timing preference Genetically determined!! Differences in decision making tasks, behavior, alertness fluctuations through the day.

2. WHY does sleep matter?? memory - brain plasticity emotional regulation immune system metabolic balance = Essential energizer Repair and rejuvenate

Sleep = third pillar of health

RECUPERATIVE SLEEP = A crucial key to optimal performance, vitality, memory, creativity, coping and resilience

What is recuperative sleep? 1. Quality 2. Quantity 3. Timing = to recuperative sleep 3 drivers: Internal clock (C), Sleep needs (S), social/ external

essential recuperative role of sleep vs incapacitating effect of sleep deprivation

When sleep is lacking

From an sustainable employability perspective

Source: Harvard Medical School s 2013 Corporate Health Summit. J Occup Environ Med. 2010 Jan;52(1):91-8. Sleep. 2006 Feb;29(2):179-84.

3. WHERE does it go wrong?

Mis-balance and -alignment between: 1. Quality 2. Quantity 3. Timing = to recuperative sleep 3 drivers: Internal clock (C), Sleep needs (S), social/ external

Chronotype: The early bird catches the worm?

Mis-Alignment of internal and social time Social Jet Lag! Source: Chronobiol Int. 2006;23(1-2):497-509. Social jetlag: misalignment of biological and social time. Witmann M, Dinich J, Marrow W, Roenneberg T

Social Jet Lag Societal organization misaligned with majority of chronotypes Misalignment between internal (circadian) and external (social) time Discrepancy between sleep on work and free days Sleep debt on work days, compensate on free days: S Also: Light stimulation > circadian disruption (C) Sleep deprivation!!!

Social Jet Lag Alarm going of at 7 am for a late bird = as 4.30 am for an early bird +/- 30% of working population

4. So what is to do? How to obtain this recuperative sleep for sustainable performance?

Balance and -alignment between: 1. Quality 2. Quantity 3. Timing = to recuperative sleep 3 drivers: Internal clock (C), Sleep needs (S), social/ external

Keys to recuperative sleep Quantity: 7-9h/night Quality: Balance between NREM - REM Timing: Balance between C and S Alignment of social and internal time

What is to do? Work schedules should be designed to incorporate a sufficient time interval after every work period to promote sleep recovery optimize for safety AND productivity adjust to Chronotype respect balance between C and S

How? Audit workplace for: individual chronotyping (MCTQ, MST,MTN) food habits and -timing light exposure work schedules New Ways of Working (New WOW)

How? Create awareness by informative seminars Organise workshops intra-muros to create knowledge, acknowledgment, change

Take home Sleep is a crucial key to vitality and optimal performance; third pillar of health! Sleep is a biological process, interacting with external factors and physiological needs; 3 drivers Quality, Quantity, Timing of Sleep-Wake Cycle are the key to recuperative sleep Importance of alignment of internal processes with external factors

Take home Sleep paradox 24/7 society : sleep deprivation Early bird based society: social jet lag, sleep debt Solutions do exist and are likely to lead to sustainable employability, improved performance and well-being

Take home Every small step is a winning one Audits are cost-effective and have preventive value New WOW already being implemented Crucial importance of creating awareness on the high prevalence and consequences of social jet lag and of sleep deprivation in general

?The truth? The early bird catches the worm But the night owl gets the rat

Contact Inge Declercq, MD, neurologist, sleepspecialist : idneuro27@gmail.com : info@sleepwell-stressless.com : SleepWell&StressLess: +32 475956512 W: www.sleepwell-stressless.com : https://be.linkedin.com/in/inge-declercq-581b4011a