Poor Sleep Quality and Associated Factors among People Living with HIV/AIDS Attending ART Clinic at Tirunesh Beijing Hospital, Addis Ababa, Ethiopia

Table 6

Bivariable and multivariable logistic regression outputs on the association between sleep quality and factors, 2022 (N = 388).

Variables	Category	Sleep quality		COR at 95% CI	AOR at 95% CI
		Poor	Good
Sex	Female	150	61	0.74 (0.46–1.17)
	Male	136	41	1
Occupation	Farmer	47	11	3.20 (1.08–9.48)	4.79 (1.30–17.56)
	Merchant	79	20	2.96 (1.09–8.07)	4.84 (1.46–16.03)
	Student	12	9	1	1
	Employee	76	31	1.83 (0.70–4.80)	2.76 (0.87–8.08)
	Others (retired…)	72	31	1.74 (0.66–4.55)	3.06 (0.95–9.81)
Presence chronic ds	Yes	56	6	3.89 (1.64–9.34)	2.99 (1.15–7.79)
	No	230	96	1	1
Smoking cigarette	Yes	56	11	2.01 (1.01–4.01)
	No	230	91	1
Alcohol drinking	Yes	120	33	1.51 (0.93–2.45)
	No	166	69	1
Chat chewing	Yes	78	21	1.44 (0.83–2.49)
	No	208	81	1
Using shisha and others	Yes	73	12	2.57 (1.33–4.96)
	No	213	90	1
Recent CD4 count (cells/mm^3)	<200	27	25	1	1
	200–499	197	56	3.25 (1.75–6.05)	2.69 (1.34–5.42)
	≥500	62	21	2.73 (1.31–5.07)	2.20 (0.98–5.07)
Anxiety	Had no anxiety	27	32	1	1
	Had anxiety	259	70	4.38 (2.46–7.80)	3.09 (1.61–5.89)
Depression	Had no depression	24	13	1	1
	Had depression	262	89	1.59 (0.77–3.26)
Sleep hygiene	Good	113	76	1	1
	Poor	173	26	4.47 (2.70–7.41)	2.57 (1.44–4.41)
BMI (kg/m^2)	<18.5	43	2	8.07 (1.90–34.26)
	18.5–24.99	181	68	1
	>25	62	32	0.72 (0.43–1.21)
Social support	Poor	175	64	1.43 (0.78–2.65)
	Intermediate	73	18	2.13 (1.01–4.51)
	Strong	38	20	1
HIV-related stigma	No	88	60	1	1
	Yes	198	42	3.21 (2.01–5.13)	2.49 (1.43–4.21)