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. 2021 Feb 11;59:151412. doi: 10.1016/j.apnr.2021.151412

Table 3.

Correlations between the occurrence of insomnia in the study group.

Severity of insomnia vs sex N M SD Z p
Female 298 13.73 6.37 2,47 0.013
Male 38 10.73 7.04



Severity of insomnia vs job N M SD H df p
Nurse 290 13.83 6.42 13,10 3 0.004
Paramedic 13 7.38 5.86
Doctor 20 11.35 6.01
Midwife 9 11.66 6.72
Other



Severity of insomnia vs age N M SD H df p
20–25 years old 58 8.79 5.82 44.49 4 0.000
26–31 years old 35 13.40 6.40
32–40 years old 57 13.35 6.23
41–50 years old 113 14.27 6.25
More than 50 years 73 14.73 5.99



Severity of insomnia vs workplace N M SD Z p
Hospital 220 14.12 6.39 2.85 0.004
Ambulatory 115 12.12 6.48



Severity of insomnia vs care for patients with COVID-19 N M SD H df p
Yes 60 14.43 6.83 17.48 2 0.000
No 82 10.64 7.14
Don't know 194 14.24 5.79



Severity of insomnia vs suspected COVID-19 in a patient being cared for N M SD H df p
Yes 205 13.89 6.55 11.48 2 0.003
No 91 11.53 6.06
Don't know 40 15.10 6.51



Severity of insomnia vs the possibility of providing patient care with COVID 19 at the workplace N M SD H df p
Yes 306 13.41 6.48 6.14 2 0.046
No 6 7.33 6.91
Don't know 24 14.66 6.11

N = responders; M = average; SD = standard deviation; df = degrees of freedom; H – Kruskal Wallis test; p = significance level.