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Abstract

Sleep alterations constitutes one of the biggest problems that affects life quality and overall performance of people, and have repercussions on low levels of work performance. The general objective of this study was to describe the relation between sleep quality and quantity and the impact on work performance of #mentalhealth professionals from Centro Asistencial San Juan de Dios in the state of Jalisco, Mexico. The study had a descriptive, observational, cross-sectional design, which evaluated a total of 26 mental health professionals with #PittsburgSleepQualityIndex (PSQI) and an Ad hoc questionnaire about the #perception over their work performence. The quality and quantity of sleep was not significantly associated with job performance (p=0,474). They also were not associated with errors or accidents at work (p=0,655). The variables sex, age, marital status, occupation (psychologist/psychiatrist), shift, and type of contract, were not associated with total sleep quality.

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Quality and Subjective Quantity of Sleep and itsImpact on the Work Performance of Mental HealthProfessionals from a Public Institution in Western Mexico by Ricardo Ignacio Audiffred Jaramillo in BJSTR