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. 2022 Jan 13;43(4):2241–2251. doi: 10.1007/s10072-021-05813-y

Table 1.

Demographic characteristics and descriptive analysis

Participants
n (%)
Overall 964
Gender (female) 767 (79.6%)
Age (years)
   21–30 112 (11.6%)
   31–40 193 (20.0%)
   41–50 250 (25.9%)
   51–60 335 (34.8%)
    > 61 74 (7.7%)
Chronic diseases 277 (28.7%)
Marital status
   Unmarried 335 (34.8%)
   Married 512 (53.1%)
   Divorced 109 (11.3%)
   Widowed 8 (0.8%)
COVID-19 infection 94 (9.8%)
Flatmates with COVID-19 infection 129 (13.4%)
Isolation
   No 655 (67.9%)
   Yes, self-isolated at home 228 (23.7%)
   Yes, moved to a different accommodation 81 (8.4%)
Hospital
   COVID-19 wards (Niguarda and Ss. Paolo e Carlo) 757 (81.2%)
   No COVID-19 wards (Besta) 175 (18.8%)
Occupation
   Frontline healthcare workers 770 (79.9%)
   Non-frontline healthcare workers 92 (9.6%)
   Non-healthcare workers 101 (10.5%)
Site of work
   Ward (clinical or surgical) 568 (59.0%)
   Outpatient’s department 203 (21.1%)
   Laboratory 80 (8.3%)
   Offices 111 (11.5%)
Shift workers 439 (45.5%)
Workers in a COVID-19 ward 283 (29.4%)
Modified work schedules 409 (42.4%)
Increased hours at work 279 (28.9%)
Modified duties 328 (34.0%)
Teleworking 136 (14.1%)
Sleep disorders before COVID-19 pandemic 280 (29.1%)
Sleep disorders during COVID-19 pandemic 704 (73.0%)
With drug use 176 (18.3%)
Without drug use 528 (54.8%)
New-onset sleep disorders 451 (64.1%)
Pre-existing sleep disorders 253 (35.9%)