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**Clinical decision‑making for the patient with chronic insomnia, mild hypertension, and no other significant comorbidities**
| Step | Rationale (Evidence) | Practical Considerations |
|------|-----------------------|--------------------------|
| **1. Assess severity & impact of insomnia** | • 24 h polysomnography (PSG) is not routinely required for uncomplicated insomnia.
• A detailed history, sleep diary, and the Insomnia Severity Index (ISI) or Pittsburgh Sleep Quality Index (PSQI) can quantify burden.
• Evidence: ISI ≥15 predicts poor daytime functioning; >10 warrants treatment (Morin et al., 2013). | • If ISI ≥ 15 → proceed to treatment. |
| **2. Rule out medical/psychiatric causes** | • Basic labs: CBC, CMP, TSH.
• Screen for depression/anxiety via PHQ‑9 and GAD‑7; cut‑offs ≥10 suggest further evaluation.
• Evidence: 20–30 % of insomnia has underlying comorbidity (Riemann et al., 2010). | • Treat comorbidities first if present. |
| **3. Offer CBT‑I as first‑line** | • CBT‑I improves sleep efficiency by ~15 %.
• Structured programs: 6–8 weekly sessions, 45 min each.
• Evidence: Meta‑analysis (Morin et al., 2011) shows sustained benefits up to 12 months. | • Use a licensed therapist or trained primary care provider. |
| **4. Pharmacologic adjunct for short‑term relief** | • Non‑benzodiazepine hypnotics (zolpidem, eszopiclone) effective for <4 weeks.
• Tolerable side‑effects: somnolence, dizziness.
• Avoid long‑acting benzodiazepines or alcohol. | • Provide a prescription only if CBT alone insufficient and for limited duration. |
| **5. Lifestyle modifications** | • Sleep hygiene: consistent bedtime, limiting caffeine/alcohol.
• Exercise ≥30 min daily (preferably morning).
• Stress‑reduction techniques: meditation, deep breathing.
• Avoid screens 1 h before bed; use blue‑light filters. | • Encourage gradual adoption and monitor adherence. |
| **6. Follow‑up & outcome measures** | • Re‑evaluate at 4–6 weeks with PSQI or ISI score.
• Aim for a ≥3‑point reduction in ISI (or PSQI).
• If no improvement, consider sleep diary, polysomnography, or referral to a sleep specialist. | • Document progress; adjust plan accordingly. |
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how long to see results from anavar to Use This Sheet
1. **Fill in the patient's personal details** on the first page.
2. **Complete the assessment sections** (PSQI/ISI, comorbidities, meds).
3. **Note any risk factors or safety concerns**.
4. **Record the intervention plan** and schedule follow‑up dates.
5. **At each visit**, update the progress section with new scores and notes.
6. **Adjust the plan** if there is no improvement by the scheduled reassessment.
Feel free to modify any sections or add additional assessments that are relevant to your clinical setting. This template is designed to be flexible while ensuring you capture all critical information for safe and effective sleep care.
