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Sleep Health- Module
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A lifestyle medicine evidence review was conducted by the American College of Preventive Medicine in 2009. It compiled the scientific evidence that supports the need for increased competence in lifestyle medicine among healthcare providers and predicted an increased demand for training in delivering lifestyle interventions. It argued that greater provider competence might lead to improved patient outcomes.
Sleep health is a very new field of study; it has only recently entered into the public conscience. Therefore both the clinical and patient populations lack knowledge about sleep health. As a result, clinicians in general are unsure about how to introduce sleep health and are not adequately addressing sleep health. In addition, there currently is a limited effort to prescribe the lifestyle approach to sleep. Yet clinicians should be comfortable incorporating sleep assessments and coaching techniques into practice.
Incorporating sleep health assessment and intervention into practice is a key step toward practicing lifestyle medicine. Many sleep health strategies revolve around lifestyle changes of patients. Increased knowledge and competence in the practice of sleep medicine will enhance diagnosis and performance optimization for improved sleep health of patients.
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Non-Member: $68.32
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ACPM Subscriber: $54.55
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Sleep Health- Module Course List
Part 1: Sleep Physiology, Behavior, and Assessment- Module
Part 2: Circadian Physiology and Sleep Health- Module
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