Table 3.

Sleep characteristics and its relationship with Sociodemographic characters

Variable	N	%	Gender	Age	Position	Specialty
Difficulty to fall asleep within 30 minutes during the COVID-19
Less than once a week	108	23.4	0.066	0.221	0.471	0.002
Not during the past two months	130	28.1
Once or twice a week	110	23.8
Three or More times a week	114	24.7
Difficulty to fall asleep within 30 minutes before the COVID-19
Less than once a week	114	24.7	0.588	0.518	0.022	0.115
Not at all	189	40.9
Once or twice a week	112	24.2
Three or More times a week	47	10.2
Taking pills to get sleep
Less than once a week	79	17.1	0.569	0.045	0.075	0.028
Not during the past two months	318	68.8
Once or twice a week	47	10.2
Three or More times a week	18	3.9
Trouble staying awake while driving, eating meals or engaging in social activity
Less than once a week	96	20.8	0.069	0.195	0.002	0.087
Not during the past two months	274	59.3
Once or twice a week	64	13.9
Three or More times a week	28	6.1
Sleep duration during COVID-19
< 6 h	176	38.1	0.211	0.097	0.000	0.009
6–8 h	232	50.2
> 8 h	54	11.7
Sleep duration before COVID-19
< 6 h	149	32.3	0.083	0.185	0.320	0.021
6–8 h	266	57.6
> 8 h	47	10.2
Sleep quality during the pandemic
Very good	108	23.4	0.027	0.113	0.455	0.056
Fairly good	277	60.0
Fairly bad	61	13.2
Very bad	16	3.5