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. 2023 Jun 12;23:416. doi: 10.1186/s12888-023-04936-0

Table 2.

Binary logistic stepwise regression

Variables Model 1
OR (95% CI)
Model 2
OR (95% CI)
Model 3
OR (95% CI)
Sleep quality
Good 1 1 1
Moderate 2.610 (2.132–3.195)*** 2.340 (1.904–2.876)*** 2.066 (1.661–2.568)***
Poor 29.076 (20.852–40.543)*** 24.786 (17.638–34.830)*** 19.584 (13.770-27.854)***
Severe 21.822 (11.463–41.544) *** 17.648 (9.138–34.082)*** 14.285 (7.296–27.966)***
Perceived stress
Normal 1 1
Poor 2.109 (1.756–2.532) *** 2.061 (1.703–2.494)***
Severe 0.835 (0.319–2.185) 0.571 (0.215–1.514)
Age
≤ 25 1
26–30 1.126 (0.722–1.754)
31–35 1.341 (0.793–2.267)
36–40 1.440 (0.746–2.778)
41–45 0.943 (0.378–2.353)
> 45 1.023 (0.394–2.655)
Education
Diploma 1
Bachelor 0.811 (0.589–1.117)
Master 0.493 (0.280–0.868)*
Doctorate 0.714 (0.096–5.312)
Working experience
≤ 5 1
6–10 0.649 (0.427–0.985)*
11–15 0.942 (0.564–1.572)
16–20 0.901 (0.458–1.770)
> 20 0.673 (0.279–1.626)
Position
Nurse 1
Primary nurse 1.076 (0.485–2.390)
Senior nurse 1.116 (0.488–2.548)
Vice professor 1.482 (0.581–3.782)
Shift work
None 1
Yes 1.926 (1.474–2.517)***
Work satisfaction
Very satisfied 1
Satisfied 1.226 (0.763–1.970)
Neutral 2.330 (1.437–3.777)***
Dissatisfied 2.659 (1.553–4.553)***
Very dissatisfied 2.517 (1.022–6.198)*
Physical activity
None 1
Yes 0.720 (0.594–0.872)***
Model diagnosis and fit
Nagelkerke R2 0.298 0.323 0.378
p-value 1.000 0.011 0.966

Note

Model 1: adjusted for sleep quality; Model 2: adjusted for sleep quality and perceived stress; Model 3: adjusted for sleep quality, perceived stress, age, education, working experience, position, shift work, work satisfaction, and physical activity. CI = Confidence Interval; OR = Odds Ratio; ***p < 0.001, **p < 0.01, *p < 0.05