Os distúrbios do sono entre os residentes multiprofissionais impactam sua qualidade de vida e influenciam o desempenho no trabalho

Abstract

The field of health is undeniably challenging and requires intense and constant dedication from the professionals. Multiprofessional residents, in particular, face a critical phase in their training, during which the knowledge acquisition and the development of practical skills coexist within a demanding and often exhausting work environment. In this context, an important question arises that demands an appropriate investigation: do sleep disorders among these residents impact their quality of life and professional effectiveness? The objective of this study is to assess the prevalence of sleep disorders among residents, analyzing how these disorders affect their mental health, quality of life, including professional satisfaction and the balance between personal and professional life. This research investigates the impacts of sleep disorders among multiprofessional residents, considering variables such as professional satisfaction, stress levels and cognitive skills. Through a literature review, this study aims to understand this complex interaction, seeking not only to enrich academic knowledge but also to provide practical insights for the development of interventions and institutional policies focused on this group of residents who face sleep deprivation due to extensive working hours.