Table 1 (abstract A153). Results of questions on patients’ safety and doctors’ quality of life
From: Abstracts of the ICARE 2023 77th SIAARTI National Congress
| Â | Â | All |
|---|---|---|
(n=1085) | ||
N (%) | ||
Please indicate how much you think your nightwork affects the quality of your daily life | Extremely | 161 (14,84%) |
Significantly | 679 (62,58%) | |
Neutral | 119 (10,97%) | |
Slightly | 119 (10,97%) | |
Not at all | 7 (0,64%) | |
Do you believe that sleep deprivation affects your professional performance? | Extremely | 143 (13,18%) |
Significantly | 584 (53,82%) | |
Neutral | 164 (15,12%) | |
Slightly | 163 (15,02%) | |
Not at all | 31 (2,86%) | |
Do you believe that your fatigue during night-time work may increase the perioperative risk of your patients? | Very much | 170 (15,67%) |
To some degree | 531 (48,94%) | |
Neutral | 158 (14,56%) | |
Rarely | 170 (15,67%) | |
Not at all | 56 (5,16%) | |
Taking into account your current work conditions, please rate your opinion on the following sentence: 'Night-time work represents an additional risk per se for the patient' | Strongly agree | 234 (21,57%) |
Agree | 600 (55,3%) | |
Neutral | 174 (16,04%) | |
Disagree | 66 (6,08%) | |
Strongly disagree | 11 (1,01%) | |
Do you believe that the overall working conditions at your hospital during night-time may increase the perioperative risk of your patients? | Very much | 226 (20,83%) |
Partly | 568 (52,35%) | |
Neutral | 144 (13,27%) | |
Rarely | 112 (10,32%) | |
Not at all | 35 (3,23%) |