Summary Table for Literature Reviews and Systematic Reviews

Summary Table for Literature Reviews and Systematic Reviews
Reference Research
Question/
Purpose
Search
Strategy/
Inclusion/
Exclusion
Criteria
Searc
h
Terms
Detail of
Literature/
Study
Selection
Quality
Assessme
nt
(where
applicabl
e)
Data
Synthesi
s
(where
applicabl
e
Findings/
Conclusio
ns
relevant
to
the review
Anbazhagan, S.,
Ramesh, N.,
Nisha, C. and
Joseph, B., 2016.
Shift work
disorder and
related health
problems among
nurses working
in a tertiary care
hospital,
Bangalore, South
India.
Indian
journal of
occupational and
environmental
medicine,
20(1),
p.35.
The purpose of
this research is
to understand
the relationship
between Shift
work disorder
and health
problems
among nurses
working in a
tertiary care
hospital,
Bangalore.
Pubmed
Inclusion
criteria:
Peer reviewed
journals
Journals
published in last
5 years
English
language
articles
Exclusion
criteria:
Non peer
reviewed
journals
Journal
published
before 5 years
Non - English
language
articles
Nurse,
Night
shifts,
Sleep
loss
Primary
research
Statistical
Package
for the
Social
Sciences
(SPSS)
version 16
(SPSS-Inc.,
Chicago,
IL) Chi-
square
tests were
used for
analysis of
data.
The mean
age of the
130 nurses
was 27.4 ±
2.64 years.
The
prevalence
of SWD was
found to be
43.07%.
Conditions
like
Headache,
back pain,
gastritis, and
menstrual
disorders
were the
most
common
complaints,
which are
found in 78
(57.6%),
(60.0%), 75
42 (32.3%),

and 39
(30.0%)
cases,
respectively.
Anxiety and
depression
was found in
23 (17.6%)
and 31
(23.8%)
individuals,
respectively.
We also
found a
significant
association
of SWD with
increasing
age, more
number of
nights
worked in a
year, and
longer
duration of
working
hours.
According to
the BSWSQ,
70 (53.8%)
nurses were
found to
have sleep
problems
Chou, T.L., The purpose of Pubmed Nursing Primary Mann– The anxiety

Chang, L.I. and
Chung, M.H.,
2015. The
mediating and
moderating
effects of sleep
hygiene practice
on anxiety and
insomnia in
hospital
nurses.
Internati
onal journal of
nursing
practice,
21,
pp.9-18.
this research is
to understand
The mediating
and moderating
effects of sleep
hygiene practice
on anxiety and
insomnia in
hospital
nurses.
Internati
onal journal of
nursing
practice,
21,
pp.9-18.
Inclusion
criteria:
Peer reviewed
journals
Journals
published in last
5 years
English
language
articles
Exclusion
criteria:
Non peer
reviewed
journals
Journal
published
before 5 years
Non - English
language
articles
, long
shifts,
insomni
a, sleep
proble
ms
research Whitney U-
test for
continuous
variables
and chi
squared
test were
done
using
Spearman’
s rank
correlation
for
continuous
data. The
spss 20.0
(SPSS Inc.,
Chicago,
IL, USA)
for
Windows
was used
in the
study.
and
awareness
scales in
relation to
the nursing
awareness
about sleep,
health and
well-being
are analyzed
and
facilitators –
enhancers
were found
be
education,
training and
skill
developmen
t of the
nurses.
Dahlgren, A.,
Tucker, P.,
Gustavsson, P.
and Rudman, A.,
2016. Quick
returns and
night work as
predictors of
sleep quality,
fatigue, work–
family balance
The purpose of
this research is
to understand
quick returns
and night work
as predictors of
sleep quality,
fatigue, work–
family balance
and satisfaction
Medline
Inclusion
criteria:
Peer reviewed
journals
Journals
published in last
5 years
English
Nursing
, long
shifts,
insomni
a, sleep
proble
ms
Primary
research
Series of
Univariate
ANOVAs,
was
conducted
Frequent
quick
returns
(starting at
four times
per month or
more) were
associated
with poor
sleep
quality,