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Table 2 Relationship between sleep subscales and predictive factors

From: An assessment of quality of sleep and the use of drugs with sedating properties in hospitalized adult patients

  

95% CI

 

Factor

β coefficient

Lower

Upper

p-value

Sleep disturbance subscale*

    

   Sleep loss/disruption due to illness

    

Yes

48

-7.83

105.01

0.092

No (reference)

0

0

0

 

   # of chronic diseases

-30.33

-46.78

-13.88

0.0003

   Pain

    

Yes (reference)

0

0

0

 

No

-135

-218.31

-51.71

0.0015

   Bedtime sedative

   

<0.0001

None

57.33

-13.48

128.15

0.11

Benzodiazepines

60.75

-12.87

134.4

0.11

Tricyclic antidepressants

250.73

189.25

312.22

<0.0001

Loxapine

16.24

-94.09

126.57

0.77

Zopiclone (reference)

0

0

0

 

   # of chronic disease without pain

27.16

3.51

50.81

0.024

   # of chronic disease with pain (reference)

0

0

0

 

Sleep supplementation subscale

    

   Age (by year)

-1.88

-3.07

-0.7

0.0018

   Bedtime sedative

   

<0.0001

None

-18.12

-54.66

18.41

0.33

Benzodiazepines

-39.55

-83.68

4.58

0.079

Tricyclic antidepressants

-57.82

-92.51

-23.13

0.0011

Loxapine

2.92

-112.48

118.33

0.96

Zopiclone (reference)

0

0

0

 

Sleep effectiveness subscale

    

   Day of hospitalization

-2.65

-4.88

-0.43

0.02

   Bedtime sedative

   

0.0031

None

33.8

16.24

51.36

0.0002

Benzodiazepines

32.82

13.87

51.78

0.007

Tricyclic antidepressants

29.74

13.47

46.02

0.0003

Loxapine

20.18

4.35

36.01

0.013

Zopiclone (reference)

0

0

0

 

   Pain

    

Yes (reference)

0

0

0

 

No

-15.76

-30.04

-1.47

0.031

  1. * Scaled deviance value divided by its degrees of freedom = 1.03 $ Scaled deviance value divided by its degrees of freedom = 1.02 # Scaled deviance value divided by its degrees of freedom = 1.02