Introduction Antonovsky’s sense of coherence (SOC) has been shown to positively correlate
with quality of life (QoL). We examined the relationship between socio-demographic data …

… However, the most influential factor for SOC was sleep quality… Conclusions: Our findings
suggest that age, quality of sleep, … with increasing age and with sleep quality in another male …

… and sleep and rest. … sense of coherence was seen, as compared with the population norm.
Functional impairments were significantly correlated to a lower degree of sense of coherence…

Background Sense of Coherence (SOC) is a measure of an individual’s capacity to use
various coping mechanisms and resources when faced with a stressor. Chronic pain is one of …

… items, higher coherence was significantly associated with improvement in scores for
breathlessness, activities at home, sleep quality and energy level. Coherence was also associated …

… the sense of coherence and other variables such as health perception, … quality of life, and
sleep quality. From the review carried out, it is hypothesized that the Sense of Coherence scale …

… sleep in the HRQOL examination (p < 0.0001). In conclusion, Sudanese diabetic subjects with
LLA have a poor quality of … As the Sudanese population has coherent social relationships, …

… Finally, we asked them about the quality of their sleep (sleep duration, more or less than 8
h and perturbation of sleep, yes/no) and the gratitude of their spouse (“Do you feel that your …

… The positive association between the sense of coherence and quality of life can contribute
to better academic performance and professional profile, and a greater sense of coherence …

… increase patient's health-related quality of life (HRQoL) in most of the cases. In this paper
sense of coherence is discussed as related to health-related quality of life among CABG and …