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1. STOP-Bang Questionnaire

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Shahid, Azmeh, Wilkinson, Kate, Marcu, Shai, Shapiro, Colin M., Shahid, Azmeh, editor, Wilkinson, Kate, editor, Marcu, Shai, editor, and Shapiro, Colin M, editor

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2012
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3. Sleep-50 Questionnaire

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Shahid, Azmeh, Wilkinson, Kate, Marcu, Shai, Shapiro, Colin M., Shahid, Azmeh, editor, Wilkinson, Kate, editor, Marcu, Shai, editor, and Shapiro, Colin M, editor

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2012
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6. FibroFatigue Scale

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Shahid, Azmeh, Wilkinson, Kate, Marcu, Shai, Shapiro, Colin M., Shahid, Azmeh, editor, Wilkinson, Kate, editor, Marcu, Shai, editor, and Shapiro, Colin M, editor

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2012
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13. Snore Outcomes Survey (SOS)

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Shahid, Azmeh, Wilkinson, Kate, Marcu, Shai, Shapiro, Colin M., Shahid, Azmeh, editor, Wilkinson, Kate, editor, Marcu, Shai, editor, and Shapiro, Colin M, editor

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2012
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17. Fatigue Symptom Inventory (FSI)

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Shahid, Azmeh, Wilkinson, Kate, Marcu, Shai, Shapiro, Colin M., Shahid, Azmeh, editor, Wilkinson, Kate, editor, Marcu, Shai, editor, and Shapiro, Colin M, editor

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2012
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18. Fatigue Impact Scale (FIS)

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Shahid, Azmeh, Wilkinson, Kate, Marcu, Shai, Shapiro, Colin M., Shahid, Azmeh, editor, Wilkinson, Kate, editor, Marcu, Shai, editor, and Shapiro, Colin M, editor

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2012
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21. Brief Fatigue Inventory

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Shahid, Azmeh, Wilkinson, Kate, Marcu, Shai, Shapiro, Colin M., Shahid, Azmeh, editor, Wilkinson, Kate, editor, Marcu, Shai, editor, and Shapiro, Colin M, editor

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2012
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24. Ullanlinna Narcolepsy Scale (UNS)

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Shahid, Azmeh, Wilkinson, Kate, Marcu, Shai, Shapiro, Colin M., Shahid, Azmeh, editor, Wilkinson, Kate, editor, Marcu, Shai, editor, and Shapiro, Colin M, editor

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2012
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25. Beck Depression Inventory

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Shahid, Azmeh, Wilkinson, Kate, Marcu, Shai, Shapiro, Colin M., Shahid, Azmeh, editor, Wilkinson, Kate, editor, Marcu, Shai, editor, and Shapiro, Colin M, editor

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2012
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28. Jenkins Sleep Scale

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Shahid, Azmeh, Wilkinson, Kate, Marcu, Shai, Shapiro, Colin M., Shahid, Azmeh, editor, Wilkinson, Kate, editor, Marcu, Shai, editor, and Shapiro, Colin M, editor

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2012
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30. Fatigue Severity Scale (FSS)

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Shahid, Azmeh, Wilkinson, Kate, Marcu, Shai, Shapiro, Colin M., Shahid, Azmeh, editor, Wilkinson, Kate, editor, Marcu, Shai, editor, and Shapiro, Colin M, editor

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2012
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32. Fatigue Assessment Scale (FAS)

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Shahid, Azmeh, Wilkinson, Kate, Marcu, Shai, Shapiro, Colin M., Shahid, Azmeh, editor, Wilkinson, Kate, editor, Marcu, Shai, editor, and Shapiro, Colin M, editor

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2012
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34. Chalder Fatigue Scale

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Shahid, Azmeh, Wilkinson, Kate, Marcu, Shai, Shapiro, Colin M., Shahid, Azmeh, editor, Wilkinson, Kate, editor, Marcu, Shai, editor, and Shapiro, Colin M, editor

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2012
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35. ZOGIM-A (Alertness Questionnaire)

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Shahid, Azmeh, Wilkinson, Kate, Marcu, Shai, Shapiro, Colin M., Shahid, Azmeh, editor, Wilkinson, Kate, editor, Marcu, Shai, editor, and Shapiro, Colin M, editor

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2012
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36. The importance of fatigue cognitions in chronic hepatitis C infection.

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Zalai, Dora, Sherman, Morris, McShane, Kelly, Shapiro, Colin M., and Carney, Colleen E.

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*CHRONIC hepatitis C, *FATIGUE (Physiology), *PUBLIC health, *QUALITY of life, *MILD cognitive impairment, *MENTAL depression
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Chronic Hepatitis C virus (HCV) infection is a source of significant public health burden worldwide. Fatigue is a cardinal patient reported consequence of the disease. HCV infection associated fatigue leads to significant impairment in the quality of life and day-to-day functioning. Despite its clinical significance, the factors that contribute to adverse impact of fatigue in HCV infection are largely unknown. Objectives This study evaluated the contributions of insomnia, depression symptoms, and fatigue-specific cognitions to fatigue-related functional impairment. Methods Fatigue, insomnia, depression symptoms, as well as fatigue cognitions were assessed in participants (36% females; age > 18 years, N = 115) with chronic HCV infection at a tertiary hepatitis clinic. Results Sixty percent of participants reported clinically significant fatigue (Fatigue Severity Index FSS ≥ 4). Comorbidities and fatigue perceptions accounted for 61% of the variation of fatigue. Fatigue perceptions were the main predictors of adverse fatigue outcomes ( B = .114, 95% CI = .054–.154). Patients with clinically significant fatigue were four-times more likely than less fatigued patients to believe that the main cause of their fatigue was the infection. Conclusion Patients' beliefs about their fatigue were the main predictors of adverse fatigue outcomes. These results suggest that fatigue associated with chronic hepatitis C infection can be conceptualized using a cognitive behavioral approach. This was the first study to evaluate the role of both comorbid mood/sleep and cognitive predictors of fatigue in a single model. Integrating the findings into existing treatment strategies could improve patient reported outcomes in chronic hepatitis C infection. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

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2015
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37. Psychomotor disturbance in depression: Assessment using a driving simulator paradigm

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Bulmash, Eric L., Moller, Henry J., Kayumov, Leonid, Shen, Jianhua, Wang, Xuehua, and Shapiro, Colin M.

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*MENTAL depression, *TRAFFIC accidents, *BECK Depression Inventory, *PUBLIC health
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Abstract: Background: Psychomotor disturbance is an essential feature of Major Depressive Disorder (MDD) and has been associated with impaired functioning on cognitively demanding tasks. Given the psychomotor demands required to navigate a motor vehicle and the disastrous effects of motor vehicles accidents, patients with MDD present a population of clinical interest. The goal of this investigation was to examine the association between MDD and driving ability assessed within a simulated driving paradigm. Methods: 18 outpatients currently meeting diagnostic criteria for MDD and 29 control participants completed four 30-min simulated driving trials at 10:00 am, 12:00 pm, 2:00 pm, and 4:00 pm. Participants also completed the Beck Depression Inventory (BDI) to assess for depression severity and the Epworth Sleepiness Scale (ESS) to assess for everyday sleepiness. Results: After controlling for age and sleepiness, the depressed sample exhibited slower steering reaction times across trials (p <.05) and an increased number of crashes across trials (p <.05) when compared to controls. These differences were characterized by a medium effect size. No significant time-of-day effects were found. Limitations: MDD patients were free of anti-depressant medication and findings may not generalize to medicated populations. Also, a rural highway driving route was used which may not generalize well to urban driving settings. Conclusions: Patients with untreated MDD demonstrate impaired simulated driving performance. Further research into whether these findings translate into on-the-road impairment is important for public health and safety. [Copyright &y& Elsevier]

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2006
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