The numbers and percentages of sleep parameters consistent with
the definition of sleep disturbances are shown in Table 3. Actigraphy recorded higher sleep disturbance number and waking episodes than
daily sleep logs did. Table 4 shows the relationship between depression
level and differences in sleep data between subjective data (sleep logs)
and objective data (actigraphy) by controlling for demographic characteristics. The significantly negative or positive β value indicated that the
significant difference was found between subjective and objective data.
For the impact of depression status, patients with high level of depression had more difference between subjective and objective TST (β =
−0.58, p b .05) and sleep efficiency (β = −0.56, p b .05) by controlling
for the gender, smoking status, drinking status, chronic disease, age,
psychiatric hospitalization, and SHPS
The numbers and percentages of sleep parameters consistent withthe definition of sleep disturbances are shown in Table 3. Actigraphy recorded higher sleep disturbance number and waking episodes thandaily sleep logs did. Table 4 shows the relationship between depressionlevel and differences in sleep data between subjective data (sleep logs)and objective data (actigraphy) by controlling for demographic characteristics. The significantly negative or positive β value indicated that thesignificant difference was found between subjective and objective data.For the impact of depression status, patients with high level of depression had more difference between subjective and objective TST (β =−0.58, p b .05) and sleep efficiency (β = −0.56, p b .05) by controllingfor the gender, smoking status, drinking status, chronic disease, age,psychiatric hospitalization, and SHPS
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