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. Author manuscript; available in PMC: 2021 Nov 27.
Published in final edited form as: J Assoc Nurses AIDS Care. 2020 Jan-Feb;31(1):12–24. doi: 10.1097/JNC.0000000000000152

Table 1.

Univariate Relationships Between Sensor and Survey Variables and Fatigue

Variable M (SD) ICC r With Fatigue
Fitbit activity data
 Total steps per day 8,800 (6,623) .70 −.20***
 Active minutes per day 53.0 (78.2) .78 −.31***
Fitbit sleep data
 Time in bed (min) 437.6 (158.8) .87 +.14**
 Total sleep time (min) 385.1 (140.3) .87 +.16**
 Sleep efficiency (% time in bed asleep) 0.87 (0.05) .88 +.14**
 Wake after sleep onset (no. of times) 6.91 (3.87) .92 +.03 n.s.
 Awake after sleep onset (% of nights) 32.0% (46.6%) .89 +.02 n.s.
 % of time awake after going to sleep 11.8% (4.2%) .99 −.16**
 % of sleep time spent in light sleep 60.1% (11.1%) .83 +.33***
 % of sleep time spent in deep sleep 15.0% (6.1%) .80 +.21***
 % of sleep time spent in REM sleep 18.3% (7.5%) .89 +.16*
Fitbit heart rate data
 Average daily heart rate (beats/min) 81.3 (11.2) .60 +.06 n.s.
 Maximum daily heart rate (beats/min) 126.8 (19.7) .87 −.34**
 Minimum daily heart rate (beats/min) 57.6 (8.1) .70 +.10*
 Resting daily heart rate (beats/min) 68.6 (8.4) .29 +.18***
 HRV (SD of ms/beat) 117.2 (37.4) .73 −.28***
Daily survey measures (on a 1–4 scale)
 Self-efficacy (general) 3.41 (0.51) .77 −.71***
 Mood 3.09 (0.75) .67 −.33***
 Stress 2.10 (0.66) .44 +.51***
 Coping 2.55 (0.68) .63 +.13***
  Approach coping 2.54 (0.73) .98 +.06 n.s.
  Avoidance coping 2.56 (0.76) .94 +.24***
 Perceived social support 3.12 (0.83) .66 −.11**
 Perceived stigma 2.03 (0.77) .46 +.01 n.s.
 Motivation to take ART medication 3.78 (0.33) .65 +.05 n.s.
 Barriers to self-management (overall) 1.33 (0.42) .44 +.34***
  Substance use 1.31 (0.78) .01 +.30***
  ART side effects 1.67 (0.95) .94 +.21***
  Travel 1.13 (0.42) .01 +.26***
  Irritated at having to manage HIV 1.38 (0.79) .99 +.29***
  Confusion 1.19 (0.56) .01 +.20***
 ART medication adherence (% of days) 97% (16%) .92 −.05 n.s.

Note. Lower ICCs demonstrated more variability within a single person over time, while higher ICCs indicated that results from the same person on different days were more consistent. ART = antiretroviral treatment; HRV = heart rate variability; ICC = intraclass correlation; n.s. = not significant; REM = rapid eye movement.

*

p< .05

**

p< .01

***

p< .001.