The developmental trajectory of sleep in children with Smith-Magenis syndrome compared to typically developing peers: a 3-year follow-up study

Keyphrases

• Developmental Trajectories 100%
• Child Sleep 100%
• Typically Developing Peers 100%
• 3-year Follow-up 100%
• Smith-Magenis Syndrome 100%
• Sleep Parameters 66%
• Age-matched 22%
• Questionnaire Data 22%
• Sleep Disturbance 22%
• Typically Developing 22%
• Sleep Questionnaires 22%
• Between-group 11%
• High-score 11%
• Bayesian Analysis 11%
• Paired T-test 11%
• Typically Developing children 11%
• Caregivers 11%
• Developmental Changes 11%
• T-test Analysis 11%
• Typically Developing Controls 11%
• Independent Sample T-test 11%
• Sleep Efficiency 11%
• Daytime Sleepiness 11%
• Individual Profile 11%
• Poor Sleep 11%
• Intervention Approaches 11%
• Actigraphy Data 11%
• Night Waking 11%
• Proactive Intervention 11%
• Sleep Variability 11%
• Stable Feature 11%
• Sleep Trajectories 11%
• Wake after Sleep Onset 11%
• Objective Sleep Parameters 11%

Nursing and Health Professions

• Smith Magenis Syndrome 100%
• Sleep Parameters 77%
• Student T Test 22%
• Sleep Disorder 22%
• Daytime Somnolence 11%
• Actimetry 11%

Psychology

• Developmental trajectories 100%
• Smith-Magenis Syndrome 100%
• Caregiver 11%
• Developmental Change 11%
• Bayesian Analysis 11%