A Correlational Study on Smartphone Usage, Level of Stress and Quality Of Sleep Among Nursing Students Studying In Selected Nursing Colleges of District Mohali, Punjab

“A Correlational study on Smart Phone Usage, Level of Stress and Quality of Sleep among Nursing Students studying In selected Nursing Colleges of District Mohali, Punjab.” The objectives of the study To assess the Smartphone Usage among Nursing Students studying in selected Nursing colleges of district Mohali, Punjab. There has been significant correlation between smart phone usage level of stress and quality of sleep among nursing students. Quantitative research approach was used. Correlational research design was used. 200 subjects were selected through purposive sampling technique. The result shows that 62% nursing students have moderate stress, 35% mild and 3% severe level of stress is assessed, 75% of nursing students have average sleep quality, 19% good sleep quality and 6% poor sleep quality, In present study significant correlation( r=0.466) was found between smartphone usage and level of stress and r=0.221 between smartphone usage and quality of sleep among nursing students In present study significant association is found between smartphone usage level of stress and quality of sleep among nursing students Conclusion: The present study assessed smartphone usage, level of stress and quality of sleep among selected nursing students.

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A and V Pub International Journal of Nursing and Medical Research
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2025-03-26
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https://doi.org/10.52711/ijnmr.2025.08
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A Correlational Study on Smartphone Usage, Level of Stress and Quality Of Sleep Among Nursing Students Studying In Selected Nursing Colleges of District Mohali, Punjab

Sonali Sonali, Owais Aman Bhat
A and V Pub International Journal of Nursing and Medical Research
COVID-19 and Mental Health
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A Correlational Study on Smartphone Usage, Level of Stress and Quality Of Sleep Among Nursing Students Studying In Selected Nursing Colleges of District Mohali, Punjab

Sonali Sonali, Owais Aman Bhat
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Abstract

“A Correlational study on Smart Phone Usage, Level of Stress and Quality of Sleep among Nursing Students studying In selected Nursing Colleges of District Mohali, Punjab.” The objectives of the study To assess the Smartphone Usage among Nursing Students studying in selected Nursing colleges of district Mohali, Punjab. There has been significant correlation between smart phone usage level of stress and quality of sleep among nursing students. Quantitative research approach was used. Correlational research design was used. 200 subjects were selected through purposive sampling technique. The result shows that 62% nursing students have moderate stress, 35% mild and 3% severe level of stress is assessed, 75% of nursing students have average sleep quality, 19% good sleep quality and 6% poor sleep quality, In present study significant correlation( r=0.466) was found between smartphone usage and level of stress and r=0.221 between smartphone usage and quality of sleep among nursing students In present study significant association is found between smartphone usage level of stress and quality of sleep among nursing students Conclusion: The present study assessed smartphone usage, level of stress and quality of sleep among selected nursing students.

A and V Pub International Journal of Nursing and Medical Research
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COVID-19 and Mental Health
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