Table I. Sociodemographic characteristics of participants
The average Pittsburgh Sleep Quality Scale of the participants was 7.55
± 4.41 (min: 0; max: 20). According to the results of Pittsburgh Sleep
Quality Scale, it was found that 27.1% (81) of the participants’ sleep
quality was good and 72.9% (218) of them were poor.
The average Berlin sleep questionnaire was 2.62 ± 1.92 (min: 0; max: 7).
According to the Berlin sleep questionnaire, 27.4% (82) had high OSAS
risk and 72.2% (216) had a low OSAS risk.
Total Insomnia Severity Index of participants was 8.29 ± 6.44 (min: 0;
max: 27). 46.2% of the participants (138) had insomnia. Of these,
27.1% (n = 81) had insomnia lower threshold, 15.4% (n = 46) had
moderate clinical insomnia (insomnia), 3.7% (n = 11) severe clinical
insomnia (insomnia) was detected.
When the demographic characteristics were compared according to the
results of Pittsburgh Sleep Quality Scale, it was determined that the
quality of sleep was significantly better in males (p: 0.001), in
non-chronic patients (p: 0.043) and in smokers (p: 0.002). Table 2 shows
the comparison of demographic characteristics according to the results
of Pittsburgh Sleep Quality Scale.