Relation Between Self-compassion and Sleep Quality Among Psychiatric Nurses
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Psychiatric Nurses, Self-compassion, sleep quality.Abstract
Background: Psychiatric nurses are especially vulnerable to sleep disturbances because they are
exposed to various situations that can disrupt sleep quality, such as work schedules and working
with psychiatric patients, which disturbed their sleep quality. Additionally, self-compassion is an
important concept in helping nurses to cope with difficulties and foster empathy towards patients
leading to improved interactions and care quality.
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Abbasi, S. et al. (2024).Self-Compassion and its Relationship with Patient Care Practices among Nurses. Journal of Health and https://doi.org/10.61919/jhrr.v4i2.1015.
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