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The objective of this correlational study is to analyze the effect that rotating shifts have on Nursing Staff in order to ascertain anxiety and self-perceived psychological health, compared with personnel working in the same category but on a fixed shift basis. For this two questionnaires that included the variables to be tested were administered to a sample of 140 nursing professionals who work at hospitals in the province of Granada. The results showed that there is no significant evidence between anxiety and the self-perceived psychological health of shift workers, with no relevant differences with those on a fixed shift. It was concluded that there is a tendency to suffer more anxiety disorders among health care providers that have spent more years in the profession.

Efectos de la turnicidad sobre la ansiedad y salud psicológica en profesionales sanitarios de centros hospitalarios