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Sleep Quality Scale (SQS)

345A. Shahid et al. (eds.), STOP, THAT and One Hundred Other Sleep Scales,DOI , Springer Science+Business Media, LLC 2012 8 5 Purpose Consisting of 28 items, the SQS evalu-ates six domains of Sleep Quality : daytime symp-toms, restoration after Sleep , problems initiating and maintaining Sleep , diffi culty waking, and Sleep satisfaction. Developers hoped to create a Scale that could be used as an all-inclusive assess-ment tool a general, effi cient measure suitable for evaluating Sleep Quality in a variety of patient and research populations. Population for Testing The Scale has been vali-dated in individuals aged 18 59 years. Administration Requiring between 5 and 10 min for administration, the Scale is a simple self-report, pencil-and-paper measure. Reliability and Validity An initial psychometric evaluation conducted by Yi and colleagues [ 1 ] found an internal consistency of.

toms, restoration after sleep, problems initiating and maintaining sleep, diffi culty waking, and sleep satisfaction. Developers hoped to create a scale that could be used as an all-inclusive assess-ment tool – a general, effi cient measure suitable for evaluating sleep quality in a variety of patient and research populations.

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