Patient-reported outcome measure for central disorders of hypersomnolence (PROM-CDH): development and validation

The PROM-CDH has high potential in clinical practice for patients with CDH, to support clinical care, as an important outcome in clinical trials, and as a sleep care quality indicator. Further international validation is ongoing, and it is freely available in multiple languages.

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Sleep Medicine
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2025-05-19
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https://doi.org/10.1016/j.sleep.2025.106589
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Sleep and Wakefulness Research
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Patient-reported outcome measure for central disorders of hypersomnolence (PROM-CDH): development and validation

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Patient-reported outcome measure for central disorders of hypersomnolence (PROM-CDH): development and validation

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Abstract

The PROM-CDH has high potential in clinical practice for patients with CDH, to support clinical care, as an important outcome in clinical trials, and as a sleep care quality indicator. Further international validation is ongoing, and it is freely available in multiple languages.

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