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The clinical relevance of sleep disturbance ("insomnia") in patients with advanced cancer receiving palliative care: a scoping review. [PDF]
Munir S, Jones E, Omeokwe FP, Davies AN.
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Perioperative sleep optimisation and brain health in older adults (SLEEP-BOOST): protocol for a randomised controlled trial. [PDF]
Charles AE +9 more
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Influenza vaccine response is predicted by chronotype and differentially associated with pre- and post-vaccination sleep. [PDF]
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The role of actigraphy in sleep medicine
Sleep Medicine Reviews, 2002During the last decade actigraphy (activity-based monitoring) has become an essential tool in sleep research and sleep medicine. The validity, reliability and limitations of actigraphy for documenting sleep-wake patterns have been addressed. Normative data on sleep-wake patterns across development have been collected.
Avi Sadeh, Christine Acebo
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Actigraphy in human psychopharmacology: a review
Human Psychopharmacology, 2003AbstractOver the last 25 years wrist actigraphy has predominantly been used in sleep research and chronobiology where the technique has proved useful in the measurement of sleep and the characterisation of the sleep/wake cycle. Whilst there are a large number of studies published that have used actigraphy, there have only been relatively few studies ...
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Actigraphy Reliability with Normal Sleepers
Behavioral Sleep Medicine, 2013Actigraphy has gained popularity as an objective method for measuring sleep in a home setting. We evaluated whether missing data affects the utility of actigraphy for the measurement of sleep parameters in normal sleepers.We evaluated actigraphy data from 60 normal sleepers who participated in a study of the effects of changes in setting on sleep ...
Yuriy, Ustinov, Kenneth L, Lichstein
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Nursing & Health Sciences, 2004
The use of actigraphy to examine sleep disorders is extensively presented in the literature. This quantitative measure for sleep and activity has many other applications to clinical research beyond sleep disorders. Two examples of other applications of actigraphy will be described. The first is a study to examine sleep, pain and rhythms in preoperative
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The use of actigraphy to examine sleep disorders is extensively presented in the literature. This quantitative measure for sleep and activity has many other applications to clinical research beyond sleep disorders. Two examples of other applications of actigraphy will be described. The first is a study to examine sleep, pain and rhythms in preoperative
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