Table 3 Comparison of quality of work life between EDS and non-EDS groups before and after PSM(n = 678).

From: Association of excessive daytime sleepiness with anxiety, depressive symptoms, and quality of work life among maternal and child health nurses

Variables

Before PSM

t (P)

After PSM

t (P)

Excessive daytime sleepiness (n = 1426)

Excessive daytime sleepiness (n = 676)

Yes

No

Yes

No

Quality of work life (potential point: 32–160)

117.78 ± 17.989

123.48 ± 18.135

5.092 (< 0.001)

117.84 ± 18.141

121.86 ± 17.929

2.898 (0.004)

Working conditions (potential point: 6–30)

23.15 ± 4.013

24.04 ± 4.026

3.583 (< 0.001)

23.16 ± 4.044

23.69 ± 3.923

1.709 (0.088)

Stress at work (potential point: 5–25)

14.62 ± 3.374

16.21 ± 3.812

7.350 (< 0.001)

14.67 ± 3.369

15.65 ± 3.669

3.604 (< 0.001)

Control at work (potential point: 5–25)

19.13 ± 3.444

19.71 ± 3.477

2.731 (0.006)

19.14 ± 3.468

19.68 ± 3.245

2.073 (0.039)

Homework interface (potential point: 2–10)

7.87 ± 1.527

8.20 ± 1.493

3.487 (< 0.001)

7.88 ± 1.539

8.16 ± 1.452

2.468 (0.014)

Employment evaluation of nurse (potential point: 5–25)

19.29 ± 3.358

20.14 ± 3.453

3.984 (< 0.001)

19.28 ± 3.390

19.88 ± 3.316

2.317 (0.021)

General well-being (potential point: 5–25)

18.31 ± 3.640

19.36 ± 3.495

4.675 (< 0.001)

18.30 ± 3.672

18.99 ± 3.419

2.548 (0.011)

Job and career satisfaction (potential point: 4–20)

15.40 ± 2.614

15.83 ± 2.549

2.704 (0.007)

15.40 ± 2.635

15.81 ± 2.391

2.110 (0.035)