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Published in final edited form as: Gynecol Oncol. 2018 Feb 1;149(1):133–139. doi: 10.1016/j.ygyno.2018.01.028

Table 6.

Effect of change in physical activity on change in sleep quality (n = 79)^a

	Participants who increased their physical activity				Participants who did not increase their physical activity

	Baseline PSQI		Follow-up PSQI		Baseline PSQI		Follow-up PSQI

	Model- adjusted mean	SE	Model- adjusted mean	SE	Model- adjusted mean	SE	Model- adjusted mean	SE	p value^b
Increase in CHAMPS total activity hours/week	7.380	0.522	5.351	0.558	6.661	0.566	7.176	0.592	0.026
Increase in CHAMPS MVPA hours/week	7.394	0.494	5.984	0.534	6.460	0.648	6.551	0.664	0.201

SE: standard error.

Seventy-nine individuals had CHAMPS questionnaire data at baseline and during follow-up.

Mixed-effects models were fitted for longitudinal measurement of PSQI scores at baseline and follow-up. The models assessed whether increases in physical activity from baseline to follow-up were associated with any changes in PSQI score over time. Adjustments were made for the confounders age, time since diagnosis, obesity status, disease stage, and treatment.