The National Sleep Foundation's Sleep Satisfaction Tool
Abstract
The National Sleep Foundation (NSF) sought to test, refine, and add statistical rigor to its previously described provisional Sleep Satisfaction Tool (SST). The tool assesses the general population's sleep satisfaction. In 2017, NSF created a provisional tool through systematic literature review and an expert consensus panel process. This tool was expanded, refined, and tested through an open-ended survey, 2 rounds of cognitive testing, and a...
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Title
The National Sleep Foundation's Sleep Satisfaction Tool
Published Date
Feb 1, 2019
Journal
Volume
5
Issue
1
Pages
5 - 11
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