THE UNIFICATION OF UTC+7 ASEAN TIME ZONE

THE UNIFICATION OF UTC+7 ASEAN TIME ZONE
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Investigate effects of circadian rhythm disruption on metabolic stress and mental health among Malaysians. Led by Dr. Mahadir Ahmad from UKM.

  • Health
  • Research
  • Circadian Rhythms
  • Mental Wellness

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  1. THE UNIFICATION OF UTC+7 ASEAN TIME ZONE Effects of Circadian Rhythm Disruption on Metabolic Stress and Mental Health of Malaysians Principal Investigator: Dr Mahadir Ahmad Head of Health Psychology Programme, National University of Malaysia (UKM)

  2. Suggestion for time zone unification for all ASEAN countries (ASEAN Summit 2015, Kuala Lumpur) Would this time zone unification affects physical and mental health of ASEAN population? The unification of time zone may result in Circadian Rhythm disruption through the change of sleep/wake time and behaviour patterns OBJECTIVE To identify the impacts of Circadian Rhythm disruption on the : metabolic stress level indicators mood and psychological well-being working memories and processing speed To investigate the relationship between the sleep quantity and quality and the metabolic stress, mood, psychological well- being, cognitive functions.

  3. *BENEFITS of THE STUDY AIRLINE PARTICIPANTS Early detection of psychological well-being issues among airliners Free screening for blood test (cortisol, blood glucose, triglyceride, cholesterol) Provides psychological well-being profile (cumulative data) of the participants for further intervention Cognitive assessment (processing speed and working memory indexes) Provides solution for Circadian Rhythm disruption through the UTC+8 time zone unification (if possible) Psychological wellbeing indexes (mood state, psychological distress Efficient targeted dietary approach could reduce cardiometabolic risk in ensuring the viability of airliners Sleep test report (sleep quality & quantity) Provide insight on the interplay of lifestyle, physiological functions, and psychological well-being in improving the efficiency of the operational system Honorarium

  4. PARTICIPATION FLOW 1st SESSION Attending for session 1 (9 pm) Screening & Recruitment 8 hours sleep study session Blood sample test Psychological and cognitive tests Disengagement 2nd SESSION Attending for session 2 (after transmeridian flight) Psychological and cognitive test Blood sample test Termination DURATION: January 2019 December 2019

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