Multidimensional Sleep Health and Adverse Physical Health Conditions in Correctional Officers

Phares, Ashley; Newton, Tamara; Swartz, K.

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Multidimensional Sleep Health and Adverse Physical Health Conditions in Correctional Officers

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Phares, Ashley

Newton, Tamara

Swartz, K.

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The nature of Correctional Officer (CO) work makes COs susceptible to adverse physical and psychological health conditions. The health outcomes of this population are understudied, and no research has examined contributory factors to adverse health outcomes in this population. Perhaps sleep may be such a factor. The goal of this study is to bolster knowledge about the health of this population and further, examine the relationship between sleep and health. An archival dataset of 243 COs from a National Institute of Justice study will be used. Self-reported rates of health conditions for this CO sample will be reported. Self-reported and actigraphy-derived multidimensional sleep health will be reported, including regularity, satisfaction, alertness, timing, efficiency, and duration. The relationship between count of health conditions and sleep health will be examined via generalized linear modeling.

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Correctional officers multidimensional sleep health sleep health physical health conditions health

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Phares, Ashley M. & Newton, Tamara L. & Swartz, Kristen, 2024-01-22, PsychArchives

Sleep is associated with an array of adverse health outcomes. There is uncertainty in how best to measure sleep for understanding its connections with health, but one proposed approach is the multidimensional model of sleep health. The goal of this study is to examine sleep in the vulnerable population of correctional officers (COs) through a multidimensional sleep health framework. An archival dataset will be used to address the research objectives. The collection of this dataset on 240 COs from 7 workplace sites was funded by the National Institute of Justice; the second and third contributors of this project were co-investigator and investigator, respectively. Multidimensional sleep health will be calculated and reported for the CO sample, including statistics on adherence to actigraphy measures, optimal versus suboptimal levels for each of the six sleep health components, and the composite multidimensional sleep health score.

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Phares, Ashley
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Newton, Tamara
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Swartz, K.
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2024-09-18
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The nature of Correctional Officer (CO) work makes COs susceptible to adverse physical and psychological health conditions. The health outcomes of this population are understudied, and no research has examined contributory factors to adverse health outcomes in this population. Perhaps sleep may be such a factor. The goal of this study is to bolster knowledge about the health of this population and further, examine the relationship between sleep and health. An archival dataset of 243 COs from a National Institute of Justice study will be used. Self-reported rates of health conditions for this CO sample will be reported. Self-reported and actigraphy-derived multidimensional sleep health will be reported, including regularity, satisfaction, alertness, timing, efficiency, and duration. The relationship between count of health conditions and sleep health will be examined via generalized linear modeling.

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Correctional officers
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multidimensional sleep health
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sleep health
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physical health conditions
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health
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Multidimensional Sleep Health and Adverse Physical Health Conditions in Correctional Officers

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