Pregnant Patient Perceptions of Provider Detection and Treatment of Insomnia.

Conclusions: According to patient report, insomnia may be under-detected during pregnancy. When insomnia is recognized, treatment recommendations do not match clinical practice guidelines or women's preferences for receiving cognitive behavior therapy for insomnia. Taken together with previous research on the prevalence and consequences of prenatal insomnia, these findings suggest the need for an increased focus on the importance of sleep during pregnancy. PMID: 31694403 [PubMed - as supplied by publisher]

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Source: Behavioral Sleep Medicine - November 5, 2019 Category: Sleep Medicine Authors: Felder JN, Hartman AR, Epel ES, Prather AA Tags: Behav Sleep Med Source Type: research