Factors Affecting University Students’ Sleep Quality during the Normalisation of COVID-19 Epidemic Prevention and Control in China: A Cross-Sectional Study

Background: Insufficient and poor-quality sleep have significant negative health consequences for university students in China. In this study, we aimed to assess the subjective quality of during normalisation COVID-19 epidemic prevention control China identify key factors affecting their quality. Materials Methods: A cross-sectional survey was conducted among 1326 from Hubei Province, Latent profile analysis on results class-difference tests patterns. Multinomial logistic regression used explore relationship between influencing three classes Results: The overall score (9.18 ± 3.22) assessed by using PSQI scale, 427 (32.20%) reported poor Three distinct patterns were identified, namely, good sleepers (Class 1, 70.44%), with less medication use 2, 26.55%) 3, 3.01%). Conclusions: Compared ‘good sleepers’, having ‘poor hypnotic drug use’ influenced education stage, smoking habits, physical activity, depression anxiety. Meanwhile, sleepers’ may be affected age, origins, mental stress, Significant heterogeneity confirmed students. Their behavioural lifestyles health-related demonstrated different Multiple promotion interventions, including moderate aerobic exercises, psychological counselling mindfulness training, should regularly performed groups improve