Sleep quality and quality of life in nurses working in clinics and intensive care units of internal diseases
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Research was done descriptively to examine the relationship between sleep quality and quality of life in nurses working in clinics and intensive care units of internal diseases. Research was done in Clinics of Internal Medicine and Intensive Care Units of Turkey High Specialty Training and Research Health Management, Ankara University Cebeci Research and Practice Hospital, Ankara University School of Medicine Ibni Sina Research and Practice Hospital, Gazi University Health Research and Practice Hospital, Gulhane Military Medical Academy Hospital Training Hospital. In the research, the population of research (N:544) was planned as complete of it, but 311 nurses were sampled because of the nurses who were absent and did not admit to participate in this study. PSQI, WHOQOL-Bref scale and a questionnaire developed by the researcher using the literature to collect the data was used. Descriptive statistical methods (number, percentage, mean, standard deviation) and
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Alev Figen Şen
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Alev Figen Şen (Master Thesis). Sleep quality and quality of life in nurses working in clinics and intensive care units of internal diseases, 2013, Gazi University.
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