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Sleep Disturbance in Bereavement

Timothy H. Monk · Anne Germain · Charles F. Reynolds

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CME Educational Objectives 1. Recognize the importance of sleep disruption in bereavement. 2. Explain the possible role of insomnia treatment for bereaved individuals. 3. Discuss the etiology of sleep disorders in bereavement.

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