SLEEP DISORDERS IN MILITARY NURSES

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ASADZANDI MINOO; SAYARI ROGHAYEH; SANAYINASAB HORMOZ; EBADI ABBAS; RAHMATI NAJARKOLAEI FATEMEH; CHAVOSHI FARZANEH

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Journal: JOURNAL OF POLICE MEDICINE Year:2014 | Volume:3 | Issue:3 Page(s): 149-158

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SLEEP DISORDERS IN MILITARY NURSES

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SLEEP DISORDERSQ2

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Background: NURSES must stay awake during the night to provide nursing cares. This can cause sleep problems in these personnel. The aim of this study was to assess the prevalence of SLEEP DISORDERS among military NURSES.Materials and Methods: A sample of 272 NURSES who were randomly selected with a multi stage cluster method, participated in this cross sectional study. Sleep quality and day time sleepiness were assessed based on Pittsburgh Sleep Quality Index and Epworth sleepiness scale. Demographic characteristics were also collected and all data analyzed with SPSS 15.Results: Of 272 studied NURSES, 43% were male and 57% were female. Daytime Sleepiness score was achieved 16%. Most of the NURSES had a degree of sleep disruption (63.8%) and only 10.9% had not have any SLEEP DISORDERS.Conclusion: Due to similar rate of SLEEP DISORDERS and sleepiness in military NURSES to other shift work personnel, necessary measures should be similarly taken to reduce this problem.

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ASADZANDI, MINOO, SAYARI, ROGHAYEH, SANAYINASAB, HORMOZ, RAHMATI NAJARKOLAEI, FATEMEH, EBADI, ABBAS, & CHAVOSHI, FARZANEH. (2014). SLEEP DISORDERS IN MILITARY NURSES. POLICE MEDICINE, 3(3), 149-158. SID. https://sid.ir/paper/228019/en

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ASADZANDI MINOO, SAYARI ROGHAYEH, SANAYINASAB HORMOZ, RAHMATI NAJARKOLAEI FATEMEH, EBADI ABBAS, CHAVOSHI FARZANEH. SLEEP DISORDERS IN MILITARY NURSES. POLICE MEDICINE[Internet]. 2014;3(3):149-158. Available from: https://sid.ir/paper/228019/en

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MINOO ASADZANDI, ROGHAYEH SAYARI, HORMOZ SANAYINASAB, FATEMEH RAHMATI NAJARKOLAEI, ABBAS EBADI, and FARZANEH CHAVOSHI, “SLEEP DISORDERS IN MILITARY NURSES,” POLICE MEDICINE, vol. 3, no. 3, pp. 149–158, 2014, [Online]. Available: https://sid.ir/paper/228019/en

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