Calculate the commonly used sleep-efficiency ratio from total sleep time and total time in bed. The result is a descriptive percentage and should not be used by itself to diagnose insomnia or another sleep disorder.
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The commonly published calculation is total sleep time divided by time in bed, multiplied by 100.
No. A single self-reported ratio is descriptive and needs clinical context if sleep problems are persistent.
Total sleep is part of the interval spent in bed, so it cannot logically exceed that interval in this calculation.