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Overview
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This course explores the relationship between sleep and cognition in cancer patients. The learning outcomes include understanding common sleep disorders in cancer patients, their impact on cognition, and methods to evaluate and improve sleep quality. The course covers topics such as primary and secondary sleep disorders, insomnia, sleep hygiene, and sleep recommendations. The teaching method involves lectures by an expert in psychiatry and behavioral sciences. This course is intended for healthcare professionals, caregivers, and individuals interested in the intersection of sleep, cancer, and cognitive health.
Syllabus
Introduction
History of Sleep
Normal Sleep
Importance of Sleep
Cognition
Sleep and Cognition
Primary Secondary Sleep Disorders
Insomnia
Diagnosis
Sleep and Cancer
How to Evaluate Sleep
Sleep Medicine Center
Sleep Hygiene
Sleep Recommendations
Sleep Medicines
Paradoxical Reactions
Psoriasis and Sleep
Taught by
Stanford Health Care