Cancers, Vol. 16, Pages 946: Self-Completion Questionnaire on Sleep Evaluation in Patients Undergoing Oxaliplatin Therapy: An Observational Study
This study aims to understand the effects of sleep complaints on health and quality of life in cancer patients treated with oxaliplatin. A study has been conducted through the creation and distribution of questionnaires to patients to investigate their complaints about sleep quality. We observed significant differences between males and females in evaluating sleep hygiene scores, the Pittsburgh Sleep Quality Index, and previous difficulty sleeping. Moreover, in females, stress, worries, and anxiety seem to play a negative role in the sleep hygiene score. The obtained results could improve the interest of healthcare personnel and caregivers in sleep quality in patients undergoing chemotherapy.
Source: Cancers - Category: Cancer & Oncology Authors: Maria Valentina Mussa Sarah Allegra Tiziana Armando Silvana Storto Beatrice Ghezzo Giulia Soave Giuliana Abbadessa Francesco Chiara Massimo Di Maio Fiammetta Maria Dagnoni Silvia De Francia Tags: Article Source Type: research
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