I. Survey Demographics
Who Took The Survey
We surveyed 1,002 healthcare workers who are currently working in health institutions in the U.S. 53% of them are male, while 47% are female.
II. Survey Results
Sleep Quality of U.S healthcare workers during COVID-19
- 51% of healthcare workers rate their sleep as fair, while 14% confirm that they sleep excellently
- One in every three healthcare workers in the U.S sleep poorly during the COVID-19 pandemic
Average sleep hours of healthcare workers
Sleep disorders experienced by U.S healthcare workers
- 41% of healthcare workers in the U.S suffer from insomnia during the COVID-19 pandemic
- 27% of U.S healthcare workers report that they have nightmare, while 21% do not experience any sleep disorders
- The figure of U.S healthcare workers who experience narcolepsy and other sleep disorders represent 5% and 6% respectively
Healthcare worker's concern about coronavirus
III. Methodology And Limitations
To collect the data shown above, we surveyed 1,002 healthcare workers in the United States who are working in health institutions. An attention-checker question was included to ensure the participants did not mindlessly answer questions.
Because the survey relies on self-reporting, issues such as telescoping and exaggeration can influence responses. Please also note that this survey’s results do not reflect our opinions.
IV. Fair Use Statement
If you know someone who could benefit from our findings, feel free to share this project with them. The graphics and content are available for noncommercial reuse. All we ask is that you link back to this page so that readers get all the necessary information and our contributors receive proper credit.
