Impact of insomnia on individual health dissatisfaction in Japan, South Korea, and Taiwan
Impact of insomnia on individual health dissatisfaction in Japan, South Korea, and Taiwan
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DOI：
10.1093/sleep/28.10.1328
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发表时间：
2005-10-01
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影响因子：
5.6
通讯作者：
Yano, E
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作者：
Nomura, K;Yamaoka, K;Yano, E
研究目的：本研究评估了失眠对个人健康不满的影响在日本，韩国和台湾。设计：横断面调查与面对面的采访进行了日本（n = 1414），韩国（n = 1007），台湾（n = 785）。参与者完成了一份关于一般健康不满和失眠症状的问卷。失眠被定义为具有三种类型的失眠症状中的至少一种（即，入睡困难、维持睡眠困难和清晨醒来）。关于社会人口特征的信息（即，设置：N/A参与者：年龄在20岁或以上的受试者的全国样本干预措施：N/A测量和结果：年龄调整的失眠患病率“持续超过2周”在日本为4.0%，韩国为9.9%，台湾为10.3%。在这三个国家调整社会人口学特征后，肥胖是健康不满的独立贡献者，日本的比值比为2.54（95%CI，[1.51-4.28]），韩国为2.15（95%CI [1.33-3.48]），中国台湾为2.31（95%CI [1.37-3.89]）。多变量Logistic分析表明，社会人口学特征，显着影响健康不满不同的国家，包括年龄较大，教育水平低，在日本和女性性别和中等收入水平在韩国。没有自变量被选中在Taiwan.Conclusion：Increase是密切相关的健康不满，在三个亚洲国家，根据社会和人口因素的变化。
Study Objectives: This study assessed the impact of insomnia on individual health dissatisfaction in Japan, South Korea, and Taiwan.Design: Cross-sectional surveys with a face-to-face interview were conducted in Japan (n = 1414), South Korea (n = 1007), and Taiwan (n = 785). Participants completed a questionnaire on general health dissatisfaction and insomnia symptoms. Insomnia was defined as having at least one of three types of insomnia symptoms (i.e., difficulty initiating sleep, difficulty maintaining sleep, and early-morning awakening). Information on sociodemographic characteristics (i.e., sex, age, education level, and household income) was also collected.Setting: N/AParticipants: A nationwide sample of subjects aged 20 years or olderInterventions: N/AMeasurements and Results: The age-adjusted prevalence of insomnia "lasting more than 2 weeks" was 4.0% in Japan, 9.9% in South Korea, and 10.3% in Taiwan. Insomnia was an independent contributor to health dissatisfaction after adjusting for sociodemographic characteristics in the three countries, with odds ratios of 2.54 (95% Cl, [1.51-4.28]) in Japan, 2.15 (95% Cl [1.33-3.48]) in South Korea, and 2.31 (95%Cl [1.37-3.89]) in Taiwan. A multivariate logistic analysis showed that the sociodemographic characteristics that significantly influenced health dissatisfaction varied among nations-including older age and low education level in Japan and female gender and middle-income level in South Korea. No independent variables were selected in Taiwan.Conclusion: Insomnia is closely linked to health dissatisfaction in the three Asian countries, with variation according to social and demographic factors.