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Sleep Disorders and Fatigue in Mongolian Nurses Sleep Disorders and Fatigue in Mongolian Nurses Vandannyam, Davaakhuu パグワ, ボヤンジャルガル パグワ, ボヤンジャルガル Pagva, Buyanjargal Dashtseren, Amarsaikhan Togoo, Altantsetseg Dalkh, Tserendagva Sleep disorders Nurses Shift work Stress Fatigue Sleep disorders Nurses Shift work Stress Fatigue Objectives: Study aims to survey a sleep and fatigue assessment among nurses.Design: Cross-sectional studyResults: The difference between day time working nurses and the shift working nurses and compared their insomnia detected by not clinically significant insomnia(34.7% and 19.6%), Sub-threshold insomnia(38.2% and 45.1%), Clinical insomnia(moderate severity)(24.0% and 31.8%), Clinicalinsomnia(severe)(3.1% and 3.5%), sleepiness are normal(60.3% and 49.9%), average(17.0% and 18.9%), Seek the advice of a sleep specialist without delay(22.7% and 31.2%), stress to determine from low to moderate chance of becoming ill in the near future(20.9% and 30.6%), from moderate tohigh( 37.5% and 31.5%), a high or very high risk(41.6% and 37.9%)(p<0.033).Conclusion: The nurses who are too sleepy(sleepiness)(p = 0.002), and insomnia(p = 0.032), stress(p= 0.033), rest legs syndrome(p = 0.017), and fatigue(p = 0.017)to create impact during of day timework hours and shift. Objectives: Study aims to survey a sleep and fatigue assessment among nurses.Design: Cross-sectional studyResults: The difference between day time working nurses and the shift working nurses and compared their insomnia detected by not clinically significant insomnia(34.7% and 19.6%), Sub-threshold insomnia(38.2% and 45.1%), Clinical insomnia(moderate severity)(24.0% and 31.8%), Clinicalinsomnia(severe)(3.1% and 3.5%), sleepiness are normal(60.3% and 49.9%), average(17.0% and 18.9%), Seek the advice of a sleep specialist without delay(22.7% and 31.2%), stress to determine from low to moderate chance of becoming ill in the near future(20.9% and 30.6%), from moderate tohigh( 37.5% and 31.5%), a high or very high risk(41.6% and 37.9%)(p<0.033).Conclusion: The nurses who are too sleepy(sleepiness)(p = 0.002), and insomnia(p = 0.032), stress(p= 0.033), rest legs syndrome(p = 0.017), and fatigue(p = 0.017)to create impact during of day timework hours and shift. departmental bulletin paper 関西看護医療大学 2016-03 VoR application/pdf 関西看護医療大学紀要 1 8 70 76 Bulletin of Kansai University of Nursing and Health Sciences AA12398668 18835686 https://kki.repo.nii.ac.jp/record/40/files/8(1)pp.70-76other.pdf https://doi.org/10.20638/00000031 https://kki.repo.nii.ac.jp/records/40 eng 110010039308