… changes, on all sleep and secondary outcomes with the exception of sleep onset latency (SOL) …
The third limitation is that we did not measure daytime consequences of insomnia. As it is …

… for chronic insomnia and, by objective measure, sleep on … diagnosis of insomnia and is
core to the treatment, because it … and provide an indicator of treatment outcome. If a circadian …

… outcomes. This article reviews the economic consequences of the disorder and the cost
effectiveness of insomnia treatments. … measurement of cost-effectiveness of insomnia treatments …

… be a viable option for the treatment of insomnia [12, 17]. … Studies had to report at least one
quantitative measure of sleep to be … As secondary outcomes, we also analyzed results from …

… Measured outcomes could deviate from the individual growth trajectories by an occasion-specific
error term, which was independent of the random intercepts and slopes and assumed …

… of adherence and treatment outcomes in a sample of veteran older … in group-based cognitive
behavioral therapy for insomnia. … outcomes were measured with sleep diaries and Insomnia …

… at the study outset and to obtain a physiological measure of sleep outcome, a single night
of in-home (“ambulatory”) PSG was conducted at the beginning of each assessment period …

… First, there was significant heterogeneity across studies related to CBT-I modality, data
analysis, and measurement of sleep beliefs and treatment outcomes. While this review focused …

… Past insomnia treatment outcome research has examined relatively “pure” populations, … so
far should become the standard against which new treatments are now measured. Additional …

… in documenting treatment effects should be investigated in future RCTs of insomnia treatments.
… with the GSII, larger controlled treatment outcome studies should help determine what …