Dialysis-Imposed Patterns of Nocturnal Sleep Duration: A Multi-Center Prospective Study in Patients Using a Wearable Activity Tracker
About this episode
This episode discusses a study that measured objective nocturnal sleep duration of patients on hemodialysis.
This episode discusses a study that measured objective nocturnal sleep duration of patients on hemodialysis and characterized natural and dialysis-imposed patterns of sleep duration using a commercially available wearable activity tracker.
Topics covered
- nocturnal sleep
- hemodialysis
- wearable activity tracker
- sleep duration
Keywords
- multi-center study
- sleep patterns
- activity tracker
Mentioned in this episode
Products: wearable activity tracker
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