Circadian Alignment Index (CAI) is a 0–100 measure of how well a clinician's schedule aligns with established principles of circadian health, recovery, and fatigue mitigation. It considers patterns such as shift timing, transitions, recovery opportunities, and night-shift exposure; higher scores indicate greater alignment.
Sorted by CAI, lowest first. These are the names as printed on your file.
| Provider | CAI | Band |
|---|---|---|
| Provider R | 24 | High fatigue risk |
| Provider E | 32 | High fatigue risk |
| Provider A | 39 | High fatigue risk |
| Provider O | 51 | High fatigue risk |
| Provider D | 55 | High fatigue risk |
| Provider B | 57 | High fatigue risk |
| Provider H | 62 | High fatigue risk |
| Provider M | 63 | High fatigue risk |
| Provider C | 64 | High fatigue risk |
| Provider N | 64 | High fatigue risk |
| Provider S | 65 | High fatigue risk |
| Provider K | 67 | High fatigue risk |
| Provider Q | 69 | High fatigue risk |
| Provider I | 71 | High fatigue risk |
| Provider F | 74 | High fatigue risk |
| Provider J | 78 | Moderate fatigue risk |
| Provider G | 79 | Moderate fatigue risk |
| Provider L | 89 | Low fatigue risk |
| Provider P | 89 | Low fatigue risk |