Why the study?
Good sleep quality has beneficial effects on happiness and being unhappy is associated with negative cardiac outcomes, but the relationship between sleep quality and happiness in male coronary patients needed study.
Is sleep quality associated with happiness in male patients with coronary artery disease?
Is sleep quality associated with happiness in male patients with coronary artery disease?
Poor sleep quality and the use of sleeping medication are significantly associated with reduced happiness in male patients with coronary artery disease.
May warrant sleep assessment in male coronary patients; leaves open causal effects on happiness or outcomes.
Background and Aim: Good sleep quality has beneficial effects on happiness and being unhappy is significantly associated with negative cardiac outcomes. The present research aimed at studying the relationships between sleep quality and happiness in male coronary patients. Methods: One hundred male coronary patients that having been referred to Madani Heart Hospital, Tabriz, Iran, completed the Pittsburgh Sleep Quality Index (PSQI) and Oxford Happiness Questionnaire (OHQ). All participants were selected by purposive sampling (aged 37 to 67 years). Data were analyzed by multiple regression (simultaneous method) through the SPSS 18 software.Results: There was a significant negative difference between happiness with sleep disturbances and use of sleeping medication in coronary patients. Conclusion: This study showed that poor sleep quality in coronary patients has negative effects on their happiness. Therefore, the quality of sleep in these patients should be given more consideration by community health care providers.
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