How to set up a sleep project for children with a learning disability
Avril Bembridge Clinical team lead for the specialist school nursing service, Children and Family Health Surrey
Learn about how a specialist school nursing team’s project helped improve sleep in children and young people with severe learning disabilities
Sleep problems are not uncommon in children, but if a child or young person has a learning disability then sleep problems are more complex and occur more often.
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doi: 10.7748/ncyp.34.5.12.s6
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