Sleep Disorders in Children: A Primer for Primary Care

Sleep Disorders in Children is a comprehensive, evidence-based guide designed to help healthcare providers identify, diagnose, and manage sleep disturbances in pediatric populations. With practical insights and real-world case examples, the book equips clinicians with the knowledge to improve sleep health in children across various settings, from primary care to specialty clinics.

Key Features:

• Structured Approach: Organized into four main sections covering: the importance of sleep, developmental impacts across childhood, common sleep disorders, and sleep issues in special populations.
• Evidence-Based Guidance: Provides current, research-supported strategies for evaluating and treating pediatric sleep disturbances.
• Clinical Utility: Offers practical clinical pearls, case examples, and step-by-step guidance for assessment and intervention.
• Referral Guidance: Helps practitioners determine when specialized sleep testing or referral to a sleep specialist is warranted.
• Comprehensive Coverage: Addresses a wide spectrum of sleep issues, from insomnia and parasomnias to sleep-disordered breathing and circadian rhythm disorders.