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Table 2.

Patient-Reported Sleep and Quality of Life (N = 39)

Variable	X̅	SD
Physical functioning	63.08	24.75
Role functioning	29.49	34.08
Emotional functioning	67.74	21.3
Cognitive functioning	72.22	22.73
Social functioning	45.3	35.65
Global quality of life	45.51	19.85
Fatigue	74.07	23.41
Nausea or vomiting	50	29.62
Pain	61.11	34.69
Dyspnea^a	21.37	29.11
Sleep disturbance^a	54.7	37.84
Appetite loss^a	71.79	33.8
Constipation^a	13.68	28.32
Diarrhea^a	56.41	35.99
Financial impact^a	39.32	37.36

Single items

Note. Scores based on a 0–100 scale range on the European Organisation for Research and Treatment of Cancer Quality of Life Questionnaire–Core 30. Higher scores represent better quality of life and a higher level of functioning.