The New Hospitalist Dilemma: When Every Elderly Admission Is a Delirium Prevention Case Review Abstract Delirium is one of the most common and consequential complications of hospitalization in older adults. It is associated with longer length of stay, functional decline, institutionalization, mortality, higher costs, and
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Insomnia in Primary Care: Implementation of CBT
Insomnia in Primary Care: Implementation of CBT Review Abstract Insomnia is one of the most prevalent sleep disorders encountered in primary care and affects approximately 10–15% of adults worldwide. Chronic insomnia is associated with substantial impairments in daytime functioning, increased healthcare utilization, psychiatric and medical comorbidity, and reduced
Forty Rules of High-Impact Living: A Research-Backed, Real-World System for Happiness
Forty Rules of High-Impact Living: A Research-Backed, Real-World System for Happiness, Achievement, Emotional Stability, and Relationship Quality Abstract This paper presents a research-based framework consisting of forty evidence-based principles for improving life quality across multiple dimensions. The methodology draws from peer-reviewed studies in psychology,
How Sleep Actually Affects Your Mental Health: A Doctor’s Guide (2025)
Early Morning Awakening Syndrome- Understanding Cortisol Dysregulation
Early Morning Awakening Syndrome: Understanding Cortisol Dysregulation and Evidence-Based Treatment Approaches for Healthcare Providers Please like and subscribe if you enjoyed this video :-) Abstract Early morning awakening, characterized by spontaneous awakening between 3:00-5:00 AM with difficulty returning to sleep,
Sleep Talk and Sleep Disorders: Identifying Warning Signs
Patient Education This article is tailored for patients. Refer your patients to this article for them to learn more about their condition. Sleep Talk and Sleep Disorders: Identifying Warning Signs Article by: Przemysław Puternicki Nearly 50% of children and 5% of adults are known to sleep talk, a phenomenon that may seem harmless,
Sleep Stage Moderation Using Automated Auditory Stimulation
Sleep Stage Moderation Using Automated Auditory Stimulation Overview The study introduces a pioneering protocol for the automated detection and suppression of slow-wave sleep (SWS), a crucial physiological process with implications for both basic science and clinical applications. The protocol involves the automated identification of SWS through the entire head topography of frontal
