A comparison of psychological health and sleep patterns among nurses working in general hospitals and specialized centers

Key Points

• Majority of nurses, 78%, reported experiencing interrupted sleep, highlighting widespread sleep disturbances.
• Statistical analysis revealed no significant differences in sleep quality between nurses in general hospitals and specialized centers.
• Standardized assessment tools, like the General Health Questionnaire, were utilized to evaluate psychological health and sleep patterns.
• Findings suggest that similar work conditions may lead to comparable psychological health and sleep quality among nurses across settings.