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Morning-evening type and burnout level as factors influencing sleep quality of shift nurses: a questionnaire study
How Sleep Quality of Shift Nurses Varies with Morning-Evening Preference and Burnout Level
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Abstract
Nurses with poor sleep quality reported significantly higher burnout levels.
- Most socio-demographic variables did not show a relationship with sleep quality.
- Nurses identifying as neither morning nor evening types experienced poor sleep quality.
- Incidents that disrupted sleep patterns were associated with poor sleep quality (P<0.001).
- Needlestick or sharp object injuries in the last month were linked to poorer sleep quality (P=0.010).
- Evening types had high scores for subjective sleep quality and sleep latency in burnout models.
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