Medical research personnel of a quality of sleep and its related factors analysis.docVIP

 PAGE \* MERGEFORMAT 2 Medical research personnel of a quality of sleep and its related factors analysis Author: Li Jing, Wang Tong, Su-heng, ZHAO Jin-ping, Liu Qingfeng [Keywords:] Sleep Quality Analysis of sleep quality and related impact factors in research staff of a medical university [Abstract] AIM: To investigate the relation between sleep quality and mental health of medical research staff and to study the possible related impact factors. METHODS: One hundred and fiftytwo medical research staff were evaluated and analyzed with Pittsburgh Sleep Quality Index (PSQI), Symptom Checklist 90 (SCL90) and General Information Questionnaire scale. RESULTS: ① With the total PSQI score ≥ 8 as the standard for evaluation, 9.7% medical researchers had sleep problems, such as daytime dysfunction (48.3%), low sleep quality (19.3 %), prolonged sleep latency (16.0%) and shorter sleep duration (10.6%). ② Sex or education level had little impact on the sleep quality and mental health. ③ The main factor affecting the sleep quality was the status of mental health. The total score of PSQI had a positive correlation with the general symptomatic index of SCL90 (r = 0.329). Multivariate regression analyses showed that paranoid and somatization had significant influences on the sleep quality. ④ People with different sleep quality also differ greatly in the status of mental health (P