Hello, and welcome to the SKIP study! SKIP stands for sleep intervention for kids and parents. We are interested in better understanding sleep in children with asthma and their parents. We are also testing an intervention to see if we can help children and their parents sleep better. To start, we want to tell you a little bit about why sleep matters.
Hello, and welcome back to the SKIP study! Now that you have finished learning about “Why sleep matters”, we are going to focus on ways to help you sleep better. This module will focus on your sleep environment, or your sleep space, and why some small changes may help you sleep better.
Hello, and welcome back to the SKIP study! Now that you have finished learning about “why sleep matters”, we are going to focus on ways to help you sleep better. This module will focus on your bedtime routine, or how you get ready for bed, and why some small changes may help you sleep better.
Hello, and welcome back to the SKIP Study! By now, you should have finished learning about why sleep matters. We are now going to focus on ways to help you sleep better. This module will focus on your sleep quality, or how well you sleep, and why some small changes may help you sleep better.
The purpose of this project is to test a new sleep self-management program – Sleep Intervention for Kids and Parents (SKIP). Participants in this study will be 6-11 year old children with asthma and their parent. This project is supported in part by a grant from the National Institutes of Health (NIH)/National Institute of Nursing Research P30NR016585 Center for Innovation in Sleep Self-Management (CISSM).
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Jennifer Sonney, PhD, ARNP, PPCNP-BC; Center for Innovation in Sleep Self-Management (CISSM); Michelle Garrison, PhD, MPH.
