Workplace stress can significantly affect workers sleep, physical health and mental wellbeing. Recognizing and characterizing obstacles to healthy sleep patterns in office workers can help identify targets for corporate interventions that improve productivity and workplace wellbeing. Following the investigator\'s experience with the NUS1000 study in 1st year students conducted in Aug-Dec 2023, the investigators will now track daily sleep, wellbeing and time-use in NUS staff for 1 year in the present study. These data will reveal work-related stressors that impact daily sleep and mood. In addition, the investigators will investigate whether daily sleep and stress are associated with cardiovascular health in this middle-age cohort.
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Time-use diary
Timeframe: Across the 1 year study
Blood Pressure
Timeframe: Across the 1 year study
Arterial Stiffness
Timeframe: Across the 1 year study
Height
Timeframe: Across the 1 year study
Weight
Timeframe: Across the 1 year study
Body composition
Timeframe: Across the 1 year study
Smartphone Touchscreen Interactions
Timeframe: Across the 1 year study
Sleep time
Timeframe: Across the 1 year study
Sleep duration
Timeframe: Across the 1 year study
Wake after sleep onset
Timeframe: Across the 1 year study
Sleep regularity
Timeframe: Across the 1 year study
Well-being
Timeframe: Across the 1 year study
Self-reported health
Timeframe: Across the 1 year study