Table 4.

OR of Sleep Dissatisfaction Using Logistic Regression

	Months Since Burn
	6			36			Reduction in OR
Domain	OR	95% CL	P	OR	95% CL	P	ΔOR	P
Pain	0.59	0.48–0.72	§	0.49	0.38–0.63	§	0.1	†
Itch	0.62	0.52–0.74	§	0.48	0.36–0.63	§	0.14	†
Fine motor	0.98	0.95–1.01	NS	0.97	0.92–1.03	NS	0.003	NS
Physical function	0.78	0.7–0.86	§	0.66	0.56–0.79	§	0.12	‡
Social function limited by physical function	0.87	0.82–0.93	§	0.79	0.69–0.89	§	0.08	*
Perceived appearance	0.65	0.54–0.78	§	0.51	0.39–0.67	§	0.14	†
Social function limited by appearance	0.82	0.73–0.91	‡	0.69	0.58–0.81	§	0.13	‡
Sexual function	0.83	0.7–0.98	*	0.69	0.56–0.84	‡	0.14	§
Emotion	0.58	0.49–0.7	§	0.46	0.36–0.59	§	0.12	§
Family function	0.7	0.61–0.8	§	0.57	0.46–0.7	§	0.13	§
Family concern	0.63	0.53–0.76	§	0.49	0.37–0.64	§	0.15	‡
Satisfaction with role	0.49	0.4–0.6	§	0.4	0.3–0.53	§	0.09	†
Work reintegration	0.64	0.44–0.93	*	0.53	0.36–0.79	†	0.11	‡
Religion	0.84	0.76–0.92	‡	0.7	0.58–0.85	‡	0.14	‡

OR, odds ratio; CL, confidence limit.

Reduction in odds of sleep dissatisfaction if domain score is better by 1 SD (10 points).

Mixed-effect generalized linear models with generalized estimating equation were used for logistic regression.

Models were adjusted for %TBSA burned, age, gender, and race.

^*P < .05.

^†P < .01.

^‡P < .001.

^§P < .0001.