Psychosocial factors associated with sleep quality in working pregnant Japanese women during the second trimester by parity: A cross-sectional study

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The study aims to explore psychosocial characteristics related to sleep quality in working pregnant women during their second trimester, focusing on both first-time and experienced mothers.
Cross-sectional study design
Population includes working pregnant women in their second trimester
Assessment of occupational stress and experiences of maternity harassment
Evaluation of sleep quality using standardized measures
Significant associations were found between occupational stress and sleep quality
Maternity harassment experience negatively impacts sleep quality
Differences in sleep quality were observed between first-time and experienced mothers

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Cross-sectional study reveals psychosocial factors linked to sleep quality in pregnant women, indicating important workplace implications.

本研究は妊娠中期の就労初産婦・経産婦それぞれの，職業性ストレスやマタニティハラスメントの経験といった具体的な就労実態を含めた，睡眠の質に関連する心理社会的特徴を探索的に明らかにすることを目的とする。

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