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Mediation effect of perceived social support and psychological distress between psychological resilience and sleep quality among Chinese medical staff
How social support and stress link resilience to sleep quality in Chinese medical workers
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Abstract
A total of 454 participants were included in the study examining factors influencing sleep quality among healthcare professionals.
- significantly predicted sleep quality among Chinese medical staff.
- , which includes anxiety, depression, and stress, acted as a mediating factor between psychological resilience and sleep quality.
- did not directly mediate the relationship between psychological resilience and sleep quality.
- Instead, perceived social support and psychological distress functioned as chain mediators in the relationship between psychological resilience and sleep quality.
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209 of 454
Prevalence of poor sleep quality
Participants suffering from poor sleep quality (PSQI > 7).
7.47
Mean PSQI score
Mean Pittsburgh Sleep Quality Index score among participants.
45.1%
Percentage of medical staff with sleep disorders
Percentage of medical staff experiencing sleep disturbances during the COVID-19 pandemic.