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3 to - 1.6). However, the effect sizes were small. Compared to non-shift workers, shift workers dissatisfied with their schedule and those experiencing a high impact on private life had significantly higher burnout (range B 1.7-6.3) and distress levels (range B 4.9-6.1). In contrast, satisfied shift workers and those experiencing a low impact of shift schedule had lower burnout (range B - 0.2 to - 2.2) and no difference in distress levels (P ≥ 0.05). No clear pattern by years of shift work was observed. CONCLUSIONS Shift work was associated with burnout and
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