1Lecture, PhD., CHN. College of Nursing/University of Mosul
2Assist. Prof, PhD. College of Nursing/University of Mosul
3Assist. Lecturer, College of Nursing/University of Nineveh/Iraq
*Corresponding Author: Email: nasir.mufaq@uomosul.edu.iq
Online published on 2 November, 2022.
Government limitations were initially established around the world in March 2020 in reaction to the COVID-19 epidemic.
The objective of study is to see how sleep patterns alter in elementary kids during COVID 19 Lockdown.
The study data were collected by cross-sectional survey method. The study used an online poll to collect data from September 10 to September 25, 2021. The number of participants in the study was (844) parents. After reading the informed permission form and giving their explicit approval to participate in the study, parents answered the anonymous online question. The “CSHQ” is a parent-report survey that is extensively used to assess sleep habits and patterns in school-aged children.
shows that the absolute majority were male students whose ages were less than 9 years. And the students of the government school were higher than the eligibility, and the majority of the sample, that is, students living in the city, and more than the middle of the sample suffers from sleep problems during the healthy urban period.
The study concluded that the researchers examined the links between sleep habits, parental traits, and children's lifestyle risk factors. It was found that sleep habits and increased physical inactivity were more correlated.
Sleep habits, Elementary students, COVID_19, Lockdown
