… , pupils' self-perception and perceived sleep quality indicated that good relationships at …
-perception and health-promotive habits which all correlated with good subjective sleep quality. …

… good and poor sleep. Our results clarify sleep quality as a construct and identify
refreshing sleep and sleep continuity as potential clinical and research outcome measures. …

… the determinants of perceived sleep quality over a longer … -based sleep measures and
self-reported sleep indices. Methods… they kept a sleep–wake diary while their sleep was monitored …

… First, without a significant improvement in perceived sleep quality, we cannot necessarily
attribute improvements in delirium/coma specifically to sleep. Instead, this improvement may …

… We examine the relationship between perceived sleep quality and depression in the elderly…
between perceived sleep quality and depression using Pittsburgh Sleep Quality Index (PSQI…

… was to investigate the following in shift-worker nurses: (i) the perceived sleep quality levels
of nurses on rotating shifts and (ii) the factors associated with perceived insufficient sleep. …

… First, using an online survey, we assessed the relationship between perceived sleep quality
(defined here as the total score of the Pittsburgh Sleep Quality Index) and personality in 498 …

… Our regression analysis revealed that perceived sleep quality and 3 subscales of the BRUMS
(vigor… In this study, we found that poor perceived sleep quality was associated with a 3-fold …

… on all PSQI components than patients who used sleep medication less than once a week.
In conclusion, many psychiatric patients perceive a sleep problem and all nurses could be …

… Our exploratory study suggests that perceived sleep quality reported on a daily basis by
pregnant women with a mental disorder is worse than the sleep quality as measured by wrist …