TapToSleep: Guided Behavioral Approaches for Insomnia in Older Adults

TapToSleep: Guided Behavioral Approaches for Insomnia in Older Adults

TapToSleep: Guided Behavioral Approaches for Insomnia in Older Adults

Recruiting
55-99 years
All
Phase N/A
There will be a two-week pre-intervention screening period, where you will be asked to answer questions about your current sleep patterns and provide details on your health. You will also be asked to download and use a smartphone application, called TapToSleep, to fill out a "sleep diary" twice a day. A sleep diary is like a short survey that asks about your daily sleep habits, such as what time you get into bed and what time you wake up in the morning. 
If you remain eligible after the 2-week pre-intervention period, you will be randomly assigned to one of two groups, both of which include behavioral interventions that may improve insomnia symptoms. You will be asked to use the TapToSleep app and communicate with the study staff regularly during the intervention period. There will be a follow-up interview two months after the intervention ends. In Total, your participation in the study will last three and a half months. 
Study details
    insomnia
    sleep
    aging
    tap to sleep
    tap2sleep
    tap 2 sleep
    insomnia Upenn
    insomnia study upenn
    taptosleep

TX6271

19 February 2024

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