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. 2022 Apr-Jun;15(2):201–209. doi: 10.5935/1984-0063.20220042

Table 3.

Distribution of nursing workers according to sleepiness and working conditions. São Paulo State, Brazil, 2019 (n=364).

Characteristics No sleepiness Sleepiness Total p*
n % n % n %
Demands at work <0.001
Lower 61 92.4 5 7.6 66 100.0
High 303 72.3 116 27.7 419 100.0
Control at work 0.028
High 283 77.5 82 22.5 365 100.0
Low 81 67.5 39 32.5 120 100.0
Social support at work <0.001
High 300 78.7 81 21.3 381 100.0
Low 64 61.5 40 38.5 104 100.0
Demand/control ratio <0.001
Low 126 87.5 18 12.5 144 100.0
Moderate 90 78.9 24 21.1 114 100.0
High 148 65.2 79 34.8 227 100.0
Efforts at work <0.001
Low 287 82.9 59 17.1 346 100.0
High 77 55.4 62 44.6 139 100.0
Rewards at work <0.001
High 309 82.4 66 17.6 375 100.0
Low 55 50.0 55 50.0 110 100.0
Overcommitment <0.001
Low 215 87.8 30 12.2 245 100.0
High 149 62.1 91 37.9 240 100.0
Effort-reward imbalance <0.001
No 323 82.6 68 17.4 391 100.0
Yes 41 43.6 53 56.4 94 100.0
Work-related activities that lead do pain and/or injury <0.001
Low 144 87.8 20 12.2 164 100.0
Moderate 99 68.3 46 31.7 145 100.0
High 121 68.8 55 31.3 176 100.0
Total 364 75.1 121 24.9 485 100.0

Note:

*

Chi-square test.