Objective: The present study explores the clinical utility and sensitivity of actigraphy as an
outcome measure in the treatment of chronic insomnia. Design: Following a screening …

Abstract Study Objectives: The present study explores the accuracy and clinical utility of
actigraphy compared with polysomnography in older adults treated for chronic primary …

Abstract Study Objective: Actigraphy, a method of inferring sleep from the presence or
absence of wrist movement, has been well validated against polysomnography in trials with …

In the past decades, actigraphy has emerged as a promising, cost‐effective, and easy‐to‐
use tool for ambulatory sleep recording. Polysomnography (PSG) validation studies showed …

Actigraphy is increasingly used in the assessment and treatment of various clinical
conditions, being a convenient and cost‐effective method of capturing bodily movements …

In recent years, wrist actigraphy has been scrutinized as a possible supplement to or even
replacement for other methods traditionally used to assess the sleep of clinical patients and …

Study objective: The lack of quantitative criteria for identifying insomnia using actigraphy
represents an unresolved limit for the use of actigraphy in a clinical setting. The current study …

This paper, which has been reviewed and approved by the Board of Directors of the
American Sleep Disorders Association, provides the background for the Standards of …

Objective The aim of our study was to evaluate quantitative actigraphic criteria obtained
using the Actiwatch device (AW64; Cambridge Neurotechnology Ltd., Cambridge, UK) to …

During the last decade actigraphy (activity-based monitoring) has become an essential tool
in sleep research and sleep medicine. The validity, reliability and limitations of actigraphy for …