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Evaluation of the association between drug use and sleep quality in shift workers vs daytime workers

Rosado M;
Carvalho L;
Coelho A

Magda Rosado

Lucinda Carvalho

André Coelho


Resumen

Sleep is a physiological process and a fundamental biological function for human survival1. Disturbances in its quality can trigger significant changes in the quality of life of the individual2 . The quality of sleep can be influenced by several factors, such as: previous medical conditions, the consumption of medications and/or stimulant substances, working hours, among others3. The use of medication to alleviate sleep disorders caused by working hours is common; however, if abused and unsupervised, it can trigger new pathological conditions4. On the other hand, when prescribing medications for several pathologies, it is common to neglect their adverse effects on sleep4.

 

DOI: https://doi.org/10.56238/thebestiimulti2022-002


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Esta obra está bajo una licencia internacional Creative Commons Atribución-NoComercial-SinDerivadas 4.0.

Derechos de autor 2023 Magda Rosado, Lucinda Carvalho, André Coelho

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  • Magda Rosado
  • Lucinda Carvalho
  • André Coelho