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. Author manuscript; available in PMC: 2019 Jun 23.
Published in final edited form as: J Child Adolesc Psychiatr Nurs. 2014 Jun 17;27(3):109–120. doi: 10.1111/jcap.12077

Table 4.

Sleep

Sleep Quality
 Very Good 31 (47.0%)
 Fairly Good 25 (37.9%)
 Fairly Bad 8 (12.1%)
 Very Bad 2 (3.0%)
Sleep Latency
 ≤ 15 minutes 24 (36.4%)
 16 to 30 minutes 23 (34.8%)
 31 to 60 minutes 16 (24.2%)
 > 60 minutes 3 (4.5%)
Sleep Duration
 > 7 hours 57 (86.4%)
 6–7 hours 7 (10.6%)
 ≤ 5 hours 2 (3.0%)
Sleep Efficiency
 >85% 47 (71.2%)
 75–84% 11 (16.7%)
 65–74% 4 (6.1%)
 <65% 4 (6.1%)
Sleep Disturbance
 Not During the past month 4 (6.1%)
 Less than once a week 38 (57.6%)
 Once or twice a week 22 (33.3%)
 Three or more times a week 2 (3.0%)
Use of Sleeping Medication
 Not during past month 40 (60.6%)
 Less than 1x/week 7 (10.6%)
 1x or 2x/week 7 (10.6%)
 3 or more times/week 12 (18.2%)
Day Dysfunction Due to Sleepiness
 Never 34 (51.5%)
 1 or 2x/month 19 (28.8%)
 1 or 2x/week 10 (15.2%)
 3 or more times/week 3 (4.5%)
Global PSQI 5.4 ±3.3