Assessing Sleep Concerns in Individuals With Acquired Brain Injury: The Feasibility of a Smartpad Sleep Tool

Lee Moon J.; Gamaldo Alyssa; Peters Matthew E.; Roy Durga; Gamaldo Charlene E.; Sierra-Arce Marcela; Chow Amanda; Vargas Irene; Dziedzic Peter; Buenaver Luis; Salas Rachel Marie E.

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Assessing Sleep Concerns in Individuals With Acquired Brain Injury: The Feasibility of a Smartpad Sleep Tool

机译：评估具有脑损伤的个人的睡眠问题：SmartPad睡眠工具的可行性

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Objective: The investigators examined the presence of disrupted sleep in acquired brain injury (ABI) and the utility of a mobile health program, MySleepScript, as an effective clinical tool to detect sleep disturbances.

机译：目的：研究人员检查了获得性脑损伤（ABI）患者睡眠中断的情况，以及移动健康项目MySleepScript作为检测睡眠障碍的有效临床工具的效用。

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《The Journal of neuropsychiatry and clinical neurosciences》 |2021年第3期|共5页
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Lee Moon J.; Gamaldo Alyssa; Peters Matthew E.; Roy Durga; Gamaldo Charlene E.; Sierra-Arce Marcela; Chow Amanda; Vargas Irene; Dziedzic Peter; Buenaver Luis; Salas Rachel Marie E.;
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Johns Hopkins Med Dept Neurol Baltimore MD 21287 USA;

Penn State Univ Human Dev &

Family Studies State Coll PA USA;

Johns Hopkins Med Dept Psychiat &

Behav Sci Baltimore MD USA;

Johns Hopkins Med Dept Psychiat &

Behav Sci Baltimore MD USA;

Johns Hopkins Med Dept Neurol Baltimore MD 21287 USA;

Johns Hopkins Med Dept Biol Baltimore MD USA;

Johns Hopkins Univ Undergrad Program Publ Hlth Studies Baltimore MD USA;

Johns Hopkins Med Dept Biol Baltimore MD USA;

Johns Hopkins Med Dept Neurol Baltimore MD 21287 USA;

Johns Hopkins Med Dept Psychiat &

Behav Sci Baltimore MD USA;

Johns Hopkins Med Dept Neurol Baltimore MD 21287 USA;

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