conclusions it is suggested that the training of nonpharmacological methods to improve sleep quality such as reflexology and foot bath be included in the elderly health programs. in addition, it is recommended that the impact of these interventions on subjective sleep quality using polysomnographic recordings be explored in future research. background sleep disorders are common mental disorders...

Abstract Introduction The volume and diversity of sleep-related quality life complaints in sleep medicine has increased through improved availability data from wearables public education on health. Future shifts away quantity towards quality-based compensation by insurance payors will require practices to understand actively monitor population health outcomes implement data-driven improve diagn...

This article includes discussion of sleep disorders, circadian rhythm sleep disorders, insomnia associated with intrinsic sleep disorders, sleep disorders presenting with altered breathing during sleep, sleep disorders presenting with altered sensation during arousals, sleep disorders presenting with complex movements during sleep, sleep disorders presenting with excessive sleepiness, sleep dis...

aim: pediatric sleep problems can result in negative consequences for both mothers and children. considering the relatively high prevalence of sleep disorders among children with adhd (attention deficit/hyperactivity disorder), this study was designed to investigate the impact of a sleep hygiene intervention to promote sleep problems in children with adhd and maternal mental health.methods: thi...

background: although sleeping problems are common among all age groups, the elderly suffer a higher prevalence of sleep disorders. the present study aimed to investigate the relationship between sleep quality, self-efficacy, and stages of change among the elderly. methods: this descriptive-analytical study was conducted on 36 individuals aged 60-75 years selected through simple random sampling ...