Analysis of the factors influencing sleep quality of university students in Hainan Province of China

Wang, Xiaodan; Gao, Yunsuo; Li, Qiao; Chen, Yong-Cheng; Li, Weixia

doi:10.1080/09291016.2019.1566989

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“…In recent years, relevant studies in China have shown the seriousness of sleep problems among Chinese university students [5]. Long-term sleep deprivation or poor sleep quality has a negative impact on the body and mind, which may lead to the decline of memory and attention, and even lead to anxiety, depression and other psychological problems, and even lead to the decline of various immunity and resistance of the body [6]. Therefore, sleep quality has become one of the key problems threatening the physical and mental health of university students.…”

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A Pilot Study of the Pittsburgh Sleep Quality Index Scale among Chinese University Student Population

2023

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Sleep quality is essential for physical and mental health, and poor sleep quality is a global public health problem. PSQI is a widely used questionnaire to assess sleep quality. This study focused on the sleep quality of Chinese university students and the reliability and validity of the Pittsburgh Sleep Quality Index (PSQI) scale in this population. The aim is to provide the basis for the effective evaluation and research of sleep quality of Chinese university students.

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“…Sleep disturbance is interrelated with psychological, behavioral, physiological, and environmental factors ( 8 ). According to the cognitive model of insomnia, negative emotions (mainly depression and anxiety) can trigger people’s cognitive biases regarding stressful life events, making them excessively alert, gradually affecting sleep quality ( 9 ).However, medical students often experience long-day study, internship duration, night shifts, and high-pressure work environments, which can severely impact their sleep quality.…”

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Association of perceived stress and sleep quality among medical students: the mediating role of anxiety and depression symptoms during COVID-19

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COVID-19 has intensified the influence on medical students by changing the lifestyle, online study and clinical practice which bring out series of stress, sleep disturbance and mental health problems. This cross-sectional study aim to explore the association between perceived stress and sleep quality among medical students and investigated whether anxiety and depression mediated this association during pandemic. A total of 1,021 medical students in two universities who were from Guangdong Province, China participated this study and from January to September 2020 through the online question are, with 28.80% reporting sleep disturbances. The medical students were finished various self-reported questionnaires, including the Perceived Stress Scale-10, Pittsburgh Sleep Quality Index, Generalized Anxiety Disorder-7 Scale, and Patient Health Questionnaire-9, the study found positive correlations among sleep quality, perceived stress, anxiety, and depression. The data was analyzed with The Amos 26.0 system. Result demonstrated that perceived stress was associated with poor sleep quality. Anxiety and depression partially mediated the association between perceived stress and poor sleep quality, explaining 73.08% of the association. This study’s structural equation model offers a useful framework for assessing mechanisms mediating associations between perceived stress and sleep quality. The findings emphases the importance of addressing psychological factors in high-pressure situations, which can exacerbate sleep disturbances among medical students. It is important to screen the level of stress, mental health problems and investigate the risk factors of sleep quality among medical students during emergency public health events.

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Analysis of the factors influencing sleep quality of university students in Hainan Province of China

Cited by 2 publications

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A Pilot Study of the Pittsburgh Sleep Quality Index Scale among Chinese University Student Population

A Pilot Study of the Pittsburgh Sleep Quality Index Scale among Chinese University Student Population

Association of perceived stress and sleep quality among medical students: the mediating role of anxiety and depression symptoms during COVID-19

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