04-08-2026 15:44 via nursinginpractice.com

Poor sleep and fatigue ‘remained common’ after Covid lockdown, study shows

Sleep disturbance and fatigue seen during the Covid pandemic lockdown remained ‘widespread’ even after restrictions ended, a new study has shown. Researchers suggested ‘clinical intervention is likely to be needed’ – including ‘routine assessment’ – to help improve sleep quality for those affected. The research, led by King’s College London and Flinders University, suggested poor...Read moreThe post Poor sleep and fatigue ‘remained comm
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