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. 2023 Jan 25;38(9):2091–2097. doi: 10.1007/s11606-022-08005-2

Table 1.

Baseline Sleep Quality at Home

Pre-intervention cohort (N=149) Post-intervention cohort (N=99)
Percent responding
(# respondents/total)
Proportion responding
(# respondents)
Percent responding
(# respondents/total)
Proportion responding
(# respondents)
Time to fall asleep <15 min 100% (148/149) 32% (48) 100% (99/99) 41% (41)
15–30 min 35% (52) 26% (26)
30–60 min 20% (30) 22% (22)
>60 min 12% (18) 10% (10)
# of times typically woken 0 99% (147/149) 9% (13) 99% (98/99) 4% (4)
1 19% (28) 29% (28)
2 31% (46) 29% (28)
3 24% (35) 24% (24)
4 10% (15) 4% (4)
5 4% (6) 4% (4)
6 3% (4) 1% (1)
≥7 0% (0) 5% (5)
Easily woken by noise Yes 99% (147/149) 43% (63) 99% (98/99) 43% (42)
No 57% (84) 57% (56)
Do you take medications to help you sleep? Yes 99% (147/149) 38% (56) 100% (99/99) 35% (35)
No 62% (91) 65% (64)
If you take sleep medication, how many nights a week do you take it? 1 98% (55/56)a 16% (9) 100% (35/35)c 9% (3)
2 9% (5) 6% (2)
3 5% (3) 6% (2)
4 2% (1) 0% (0)
5 0% (0) 3% (1)
6 0% (0) 0% (0)
7 67% (37) 77% (27)
Do you wear hearing aids? Yes 100% (149/149) 17% (25) 100% (99/99) 27% (27)
No 83% (124) 73% (72)
If yes, do you wear them while sleeping? Yes 100% (25/25)b 16% (4) 100% (27/27)d 0% (0)
No 84% (21) 100% (27)

aOf 56 respondents who answered yes to taking a sleep medication, 55 responded to the follow-up question about the frequency of medication.

bN = 25 patients that responded “Yes” to wearing hearing aids

cN = 35 patients that responded “Yes” to taking sleep medications

dN = 27 patients that responded “Yes” to wearing hearing aids