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Poor Sleep Quality is Independently Associated With Executive Dysfunction Among Future Physicians: A Multinational Cross-sectional Analysis of +1600 Undergraduates in Egypt and Sudan (P9-14.011)

Nada Ashraf Al-Shafey
Abdulrhman Helal
Elaf Ahmed Basha
Magdy Mostafa Anber
Aamena Ibrahim Alsayed Mohammed Darwish
Mohamed I. Mohamed
Mohamed Ahmed Shokry
Rahaf Attia M. Zakzouk
Mostafa Nemr Ahmed
Mustafa Youssef Mohamed Ahmed
Zeyad Metwally El-Tokhy
Zahra Farid Serag
Nasser A. Abdelall

2026South Valley University

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Abstract

To examine the prevalence and determinants of poor sleep quality and its association with executive functioning among undergraduate medical students in low-resource settings.

Research topics

Sleep and related disorders
Sleep and Work-Related Fatigue
Healthcare professionals’ stress and burnout

Sustainable Development Goals

No Poverty

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DOI: 10.1212/wnl.0000000000212966

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