University of Birmingham - Sibling Sleep Study

aaminakhan

Do you live in the UK or Ireland and interested in taking part in a new sibling
sleep study?
The University of Birmingham is conducting an at-home sleep assessment for children with an intellectual disability and their same-household
siblings. Children aged 4-15 with an intellectual disability and health needs,
along with their siblings, are invited to participate. Each child will wear a
movement tracker on their wrist or ankle for 10 days to monitor sleep, while
caregivers keep a sleep diary. This study aims to better understand the link
between poor sleep, chronic ill health, and its impact on sibling sleep and
wellbeing. As a thank you, each participating family will receive reimbursement
and an individualised feedback report detailing findings for each child. To take
part, simply scan the QR code or click this link to answer four quick screening questions:
https://lnkd.in/dYV-Patm

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