BackgroundIn
Malaysia,
a
nationwide
movement
control
order
(MCO),
implemented
to
curb
the
COVID-19
spread,
impacted
on
lives
of
working
population
which
could
impair
sleep
quality.ObjectiveThis
study
aims
find
quality
status
and
its
association
with
socioeconomic,
employment
lifestyle
factors
adults
during
MCO
period.MethodsA
cross-sectional
was
conducted
among
500
eligible
adults.
Data
were
collected
using
structured
questionnaire
consisting
Pittsburg
Sleep
Quality
Index.ResultsThe
proportion
poor
is
found
be
59.4%.
Analysis
shows
that
use
electronic
devices
before
(OR
=
2.33,
95%
CI
1.02–5.35,
p-value
0.046),
increased
amount
workload
0.45,
0.005),
decreased
in
0.48,
0.003)
distracted
while
0.57,
0.014)
are
significantly
associated
predictors
quality.ConclusionDuring
crisis,
there
need
for
public
health
interventions
adopt
healthy
lifestyle.
Employers
recommended
support
employees'
well-being
provide
workplace
challenging
times.
Policy
recommendations
also
made
implement
flexible
arrangements,
management,
mental
legal
protections
reasonable
hours,
rest
breaks
time
off
crises.
Cambridge Prisms Global Mental Health,
Год журнала:
2024,
Номер
11
Опубликована: Янв. 1, 2024
Abstract
Background
In
Malaysia,
a
nationwide
movement
control
order
(MCO),
implemented
to
curb
the
COVID-19
spread,
impacted
on
lives
of
working
population
which
could
impair
sleep
quality.
Objective
This
study
aims
find
quality
status
and
its
association
with
socioeconomic,
employment
lifestyle
factors
adults
during
MCO
period.
Methods
A
cross-sectional
was
conducted
among
500
eligible
adults.
Data
were
collected
using
structured
questionnaire
consisting
Pittsburg
Sleep
Quality
Index.
Results
The
proportion
poor
is
found
be
59.4%.
Analysis
shows
that
use
electronic
devices
before
(OR
=
2.33,
95%
CI
1.02–5.35,
p
-value
0.046),
increased
amount
workload
0.45,
0.005),
decreased
in
0.48,
0.003)
distracted
while
0.57,
0.014)
are
significantly
associated
predictors
Conclusion
During
crisis,
there
need
for
public
health
interventions
adopt
healthy
lifestyle.
Employers
recommended
support
employees’
well-being
provide
workplace
challenging
times.
Policy
recommendations
also
made
implement
flexible
arrangements,
management,
mental
legal
protections
reasonable
hours,
rest
breaks
time
off
crises.
BackgroundIn
Malaysia,
a
nationwide
movement
control
order
(MCO),
implemented
to
curb
the
COVID-19
spread,
impacted
on
lives
of
working
population
which
could
impair
sleep
quality.ObjectiveThis
study
aims
find
quality
status
and
its
association
with
socioeconomic,
employment
lifestyle
factors
adults
during
MCO
period.MethodsA
cross-sectional
was
conducted
among
500
eligible
adults.
Data
were
collected
using
structured
questionnaire
consisting
Pittsburg
Sleep
Quality
Index.ResultsThe
proportion
poor
is
found
be
59.4%.
Analysis
shows
that
use
electronic
devices
before
(OR
=
2.33,
95%
CI
1.02–5.35,
p-value
0.046),
increased
amount
workload
0.45,
0.005),
decreased
in
0.48,
0.003)
distracted
while
0.57,
0.014)
are
significantly
associated
predictors
quality.ConclusionDuring
crisis,
there
need
for
public
health
interventions
adopt
healthy
lifestyle.
Employers
recommended
support
employees'
well-being
provide
workplace
challenging
times.
Policy
recommendations
also
made
implement
flexible
arrangements,
management,
mental
legal
protections
reasonable
hours,
rest
breaks
time
off
crises.
BackgroundIn
Malaysia,
a
nationwide
movement
control
order
(MCO),
implemented
to
curb
the
COVID-19
spread,
impacted
on
lives
of
working
population
which
could
impair
sleep
quality.ObjectiveThis
study
aims
find
quality
status
and
its
association
with
socioeconomic,
employment
lifestyle
factors
adults
during
MCO
period.MethodsA
cross-sectional
was
conducted
among
500
eligible
adults.
Data
were
collected
using
structured
questionnaire
consisting
Pittsburg
Sleep
Quality
Index.ResultsThe
proportion
poor
is
found
be
59.4%.
Analysis
shows
that
use
electronic
devices
before
(OR
=
2.33,
95%
CI
1.02–5.35,
p-value
0.046),
increased
amount
workload
0.45,
0.005),
decreased
in
0.48,
0.003)
distracted
while
0.57,
0.014)
are
significantly
associated
predictors
quality.ConclusionDuring
crisis,
there
need
for
public
health
interventions
adopt
healthy
lifestyle.
Employers
recommended
support
employees'
well-being
provide
workplace
challenging
times.
Policy
recommendations
also
made
implement
flexible
arrangements,
management,
mental
legal
protections
reasonable
hours,
rest
breaks
time
off
crises.
BackgroundIn
Malaysia,
a
nationwide
movement
control
order
(MCO),
implemented
to
curb
the
COVID-19
spread,
impacted
on
lives
of
working
population
which
could
impair
sleep
quality.ObjectiveThis
study
aims
find
quality
status
and
its
association
with
socioeconomic,
employment
lifestyle
factors
adults
during
MCO
period.MethodsA
cross-sectional
was
conducted
among
500
eligible
adults.
Data
were
collected
using
structured
questionnaire
consisting
Pittsburg
Sleep
Quality
Index.ResultsThe
proportion
poor
is
found
be
59.4%.
Analysis
shows
that
use
electronic
devices
before
(OR
=
2.33,
95%
CI
1.02–5.35,
p-value
0.046),
increased
amount
workload
0.45,
0.005),
decreased
in
0.48,
0.003)
distracted
while
0.57,
0.014)
are
significantly
associated
predictors
quality.ConclusionDuring
crisis,
there
need
for
public
health
interventions
adopt
healthy
lifestyle.
Employers
recommended
support
employees'
well-being
provide
workplace
challenging
times.
Policy
recommendations
also
made
implement
flexible
arrangements,
management,
mental
legal
protections
reasonable
hours,
rest
breaks
time
off
crises.
BackgroundIn
Malaysia,
a
nationwide
movement
control
order
(MCO),
implemented
to
curb
the
COVID-19
spread,
impacted
on
lives
of
working
population
which
could
impair
sleep
quality.ObjectiveThis
study
aims
find
quality
status
and
its
association
with
socioeconomic,
employment
lifestyle
factors
adults
during
MCO
period.MethodsA
cross-sectional
was
conducted
among
500
eligible
adults.
Data
were
collected
using
structured
questionnaire
consisting
Pittsburg
Sleep
Quality
Index.ResultsThe
proportion
poor
is
found
be
59.4%.
Analysis
shows
that
use
electronic
devices
before
(OR
=
2.33,
95%
CI
1.02–5.35,
p-value
0.046),
increased
amount
workload
0.45,
0.005),
decreased
in
0.48,
0.003)
distracted
while
0.57,
0.014)
are
significantly
associated
predictors
quality.ConclusionDuring
crisis,
there
need
for
public
health
interventions
adopt
healthy
lifestyle.
Employers
recommended
support
employees'
well-being
provide
workplace
challenging
times.
Policy
recommendations
also
made
implement
flexible
arrangements,
management,
mental
legal
protections
reasonable
hours,
rest
breaks
time
off
crises.
BackgroundIn
Malaysia,
a
nationwide
movement
control
order
(MCO),
implemented
to
curb
the
COVID-19
spread,
impacted
on
lives
of
working
population
which
could
impair
sleep
quality.ObjectiveThis
study
aims
find
quality
status
and
its
association
with
socioeconomic,
employment
lifestyle
factors
adults
during
MCO
period.MethodsA
cross-sectional
was
conducted
among
500
eligible
adults.
Data
were
collected
using
structured
questionnaire
consisting
Pittsburg
Sleep
Quality
Index.ResultsThe
proportion
poor
is
found
be
59.4%.
Analysis
shows
that
use
electronic
devices
before
(OR
=
2.33,
95%
CI
1.02–5.35,
p-value
0.046),
increased
amount
workload
0.45,
0.005),
decreased
in
0.48,
0.003)
distracted
while
0.57,
0.014)
are
significantly
associated
predictors
quality.ConclusionDuring
crisis,
there
need
for
public
health
interventions
adopt
healthy
lifestyle.
Employers
recommended
support
employees'
well-being
provide
workplace
challenging
times.
Policy
recommendations
also
made
implement
flexible
arrangements,
management,
mental
legal
protections
reasonable
hours,
rest
breaks
time
off
crises.
BackgroundIn
Malaysia,
a
nationwide
movement
control
order
(MCO),
implemented
to
curb
the
COVID-19
spread,
impacted
on
lives
of
working
population
which
could
impair
sleep
quality.ObjectiveThis
study
aims
find
quality
status
and
its
association
with
socioeconomic,
employment
lifestyle
factors
adults
during
MCO
period.MethodsA
cross-sectional
was
conducted
among
500
eligible
adults.
Data
were
collected
using
structured
questionnaire
consisting
Pittsburg
Sleep
Quality
Index.ResultsThe
proportion
poor
is
found
be
59.4%.
Analysis
shows
that
use
electronic
devices
before
(OR
=
2.33,
95%
CI
1.02–5.35,
p-value
0.046),
increased
amount
workload
0.45,
0.005),
decreased
in
0.48,
0.003)
distracted
while
0.57,
0.014)
are
significantly
associated
predictors
quality.ConclusionDuring
crisis,
there
need
for
public
health
interventions
adopt
healthy
lifestyle.
Employers
recommended
support
employees'
well-being
provide
workplace
challenging
times.
Policy
recommendations
also
made
implement
flexible
arrangements,
management,
mental
legal
protections
reasonable
hours,
rest
breaks
time
off
crises.
BackgroundIn
Malaysia,
a
nationwide
movement
control
order
(MCO),
implemented
to
curb
the
COVID-19
spread,
impacted
on
lives
of
working
population
which
could
impair
sleep
quality.ObjectiveThis
study
aims
find
quality
status
and
its
association
with
socioeconomic,
employment
lifestyle
factors
adults
during
MCO
period.MethodsA
cross-sectional
was
conducted
among
500
eligible
adults.
Data
were
collected
using
structured
questionnaire
consisting
Pittsburg
Sleep
Quality
Index.ResultsThe
proportion
poor
is
found
be
59.4%.
Analysis
shows
that
use
electronic
devices
before
(OR
=
2.33,
95%
CI
1.02–5.35,
p-value
0.046),
increased
amount
workload
0.45,
0.005),
decreased
in
0.48,
0.003)
distracted
while
0.57,
0.014)
are
significantly
associated
predictors
quality.ConclusionDuring
crisis,
there
need
for
public
health
interventions
adopt
healthy
lifestyle.
Employers
recommended
support
employees'
well-being
provide
workplace
challenging
times.
Policy
recommendations
also
made
implement
flexible
arrangements,
management,
mental
legal
protections
reasonable
hours,
rest
breaks
time
off
crises.
BackgroundIn
Malaysia,
a
nationwide
movement
control
order
(MCO),
implemented
to
curb
the
COVID-19
spread,
impacted
on
lives
of
working
population
which
could
impair
sleep
quality.ObjectiveThis
study
aims
find
quality
status
and
its
association
with
socioeconomic,
employment
lifestyle
factors
adults
during
MCO
period.MethodsA
cross-sectional
was
conducted
among
500
eligible
adults.
Data
were
collected
using
structured
questionnaire
consisting
Pittsburg
Sleep
Quality
Index.ResultsThe
proportion
poor
is
found
be
59.4%.
Analysis
shows
that
use
electronic
devices
before
(OR
=
2.33,
95%
CI
1.02–5.35,
p-value
0.046),
increased
amount
workload
0.45,
0.005),
decreased
in
0.48,
0.003)
distracted
while
0.57,
0.014)
are
significantly
associated
predictors
quality.ConclusionDuring
crisis,
there
need
for
public
health
interventions
adopt
healthy
lifestyle.
Employers
recommended
support
employees'
well-being
provide
workplace
challenging
times.
Policy
recommendations
also
made
implement
flexible
arrangements,
management,
mental
legal
protections
reasonable
hours,
rest
breaks
time
off
crises.