QUALITY OF LIFE, SLEEP AND ANXIETY OF NURSING PROFESSIONALS IN THE MOBILE EMERGENCY CARE SERVICE

The aim of the study was to analyze the quality of life, sleep and anxiety of SAMU nursing professionals. Methodology: Quantitative analytical descriptive research with 41 SAMU nursing professionals from Imperatriz -MA, using four questionnaires: sociodemographic, SF -36 to measure quality of life, PSQI to analyze sleep quality and IDATE to characterize anxiety levels. Results: the best QoL averages were found for functional capacity, emotional aspects and physical aspects, respectively. The participants had a poor quality of sleep (56.1%) with an average of 6.56. More than 50% of the population had a medium level of anxiety for both trait and state. Conclusion: The emergency nursing service did not negatively affect the domains of QoL, showing positive results in this regard, but it proved to be a work activity that favors the development of anxiety disorders and worsening of QoL.