Mailed Intervention Reduces Benzodiazepine Usage and Enhances Sleep Quality
Wednesday, 18 September 2024, 19:03
Mailed Intervention Effectiveness
A specific mail-based intervention delivered to older adults helped reduce the use of benzodiazepines and improve their sleep, a new study reports. The report published Wednesday in JAMA outlines significant results.
Study Overview
- Participants: Older adults receiving mailed interventions
- Objective: To assess reduction in sedative use and enhance sleep
- Findings: Notable decrease in benzodiazepine usage
Implications for Sleep Health
This intervention points to a new direction in healthcare strategies aimed at sleep improvement without pharmacological aid. Understanding effective non-drug strategies is essential.
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