Objective Measures of Sleep Quality and Associations with Cognition in Assisted Living Residents: Comparison with Community Dwelling Residents.
This study reveals that assisted living residents experience significantly shorter and more disrupted sleep than community-dwelling residents, with actigraphy-derived sleep disruptions showing stronger negative associations with cognitive performance in the assisted living group, while highlighting challenges in applying common sleep measurement techniques to this population.
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