Korean Journal of Adult Nursing · 2008 · 16 citations · 0 references
NursingPublic Health NursingHealth AssessmentSleep MedicineSymptom ScienceFatigueSleep AssessmentSleep DisturbanceSleep HealthSleep-related FactorsFatigue AnalysisFatigue In Healthcare WorkforcesFatigue MeasurementHealthcare Worker FatigueSelf-administered QuestionnairesSelf-report QuestionnairesSleep QualitySleep Quality Assessment
Purpose: The present study was intended to measure fatigue symptoms according to the quality of sleep among nurses working for an university hospital and to reveal its related factors. Methods: The self-administered questionnaires were given to 397 nurses employed in an university hospital located in Daejeon City during the period from June 1st to July 31st, 2007. Results: The group with higher quality of sleep accounted for 78.1% of all the subjects and the one with lower quality, 21.9%. According to qualities of sleep, the fatigue symptom was determined to be significantly higher in the group with lower quality of sleep than its counterpart. On adjustment for quality of sleep, the level of fatigue symptom was significantly higher in the groups, than in each respective counterparts, who don't take regular exercises, who have few leisure time, who have lower level of subjective health status, who range 1 and