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Influence of chronotype on sleep quality and menstrual regularity in nurses on monthly shift rotations
How Sleep Patterns Affect Sleep Quality and Menstrual Regularity in Nurses Working Monthly Shift Rotations
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Abstract
Female rotating-shift nurses with higher stress levels and late are more likely to experience poor sleep quality.
- There is a significant association between high stress perception and poor sleep quality among female rotating-shift nurses.
- Nurses working the night shift are at increased risk for poor sleep quality compared to those on day shifts.
- Late chronotypes working day shifts exhibit worse sleep quality than early- and intermediate-type nurses.
- Higher stress levels and night shift work are linked to a higher likelihood of irregular menstrual cycles.
- Poor sleep quality is also associated with an increased chance of experiencing irregular menstrual cycles.
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Key numbers
3.83
Increase in Poor Sleep Quality Odds
Odds Ratio comparing high stress vs. low stress
2.61
Increase in Irregular Menstrual Cycles Odds
Odds Ratio comparing high stress vs. low stress
8.08
Increase in Irregular Menstrual Cycles Odds for Night Shift
Odds Ratio comparing night shift vs. day shift