Sleep: Multi-Professional Perspectives
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This multi-disciplinary book offers an unprecedented range of contributions relating to sleep in one comprehensive volume. The science of sleep and its sociological and cultural aspects are explored, as are sleep disorders, the importance of sleep for daytime performance and the ways in which sleep is affected by medical and psychiatric conditions.
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This multi-disciplinary book offers an unprecedented range of contributions relating to sleep in one comprehensive volume. The science of sleep and its sociological and cultural aspects are explored, as are sleep disorders, the importance of sleep for daytime performance and the ways in which sleep is affected by medical and psychiatric conditions.
Produktdetails
- Produktdetails
- Verlag: Jessica Kingsley Publishers
- Seitenzahl: 328
- Erscheinungstermin: Juli 2012
- Englisch
- Abmessung: 228mm x 151mm x 22mm
- Gewicht: 498g
- ISBN-13: 9781849050623
- ISBN-10: 1849050627
- Artikelnr.: 35363385
- Verlag: Jessica Kingsley Publishers
- Seitenzahl: 328
- Erscheinungstermin: Juli 2012
- Englisch
- Abmessung: 228mm x 151mm x 22mm
- Gewicht: 498g
- ISBN-13: 9781849050623
- ISBN-10: 1849050627
- Artikelnr.: 35363385
Foreword by David Nutt FMedSci
Professor of Neuropyschopharmacology
Imperial College London
UK. Preface. 1. Introduction: The University of Sleep Andrew Green
Specialist Occupational Therapist
The Burden Centre for Neuropsychiatry
Bristol
UK and Alex Westcombe
CFS/ME Service
Frenchay Hospital
Bristol
UK. 2. The Science of Sleep: What is It
What Makes It Happen and Why Do We Do It? Louise M. Paterson
Neuropyschopharmacology Unit
Imperial College London
UK. 3. Chronobiology: Biological Rhythms that Influence Sleep. Katharina Wulff
Nuffield Laboratory of Ophthalmology
University of Oxford
UK. 4. Cultures of Sleep. Brigitte Steger
Department of East Asian Studies
University of Cambridge
UK. 5. Medical Anthropology and Children's Sleep: The Mismatch Between Western Lifestyles and Sleep Physiology. Caroline H. D. Jones
Department of Primary Care Health Sciences
University of Oxford
UK and Helen L. Ball
Department of Anthropology
Durham University
UK. 6. Beyond 'Death's Counterfeit': The Sociological Aspects of Sleep. Robert Meadows
Department of Sociology
University of Surrey
UK. 7. A Question of Balance: The Relationship Between Daily Occupation and Sleep. Andrew Green
Specialist Occupational Therapist
The Burden Centre for Neuropsychiatry
Bristol
UK. 8. Recording and Quantifying Sleep. Nigel Hudson
Department of Neurophysiology
Derriford Hospital
Plymouth
UK. 9. Broken Sleep: Sleep Disorders. Jane Hicks
Consultant Psychiatrist
New Horizons Mother and Baby Unit
Southmead Hospital
Bristol
UK and Andrew Green
Specialist Occupational Therapist
The Burden Centre for Neuropsychiatry
Bristol
UK. 10. Sleep and Psychiatry. Dietmar Hank
Honorary Consultant Psychiatrist
The Burden Centre for Neuropsychiatry
Bristol
UK
Jane Hicks
Consultant Psychiatrist
New Horizons Mother and Baby Unit
Southmead Hospital
Bristol
UK and Sue Wilson
Psychopharmacology
School of Social and Community Medicine
University of Bristol
UK. 11. Medication and Sleep. Sue Wilson
Psychopharmacology
School of Social and Community Medicine
University of Bristol
UK. 12. Too Tired to Sleep. Alex Westcombe and Hazel O'Dowd
CFS/ME Service
Frenchay Hospital
Bristol
UK. 13. Ambivalent Attitudes Towards Sleep in World Religions. Stephen Jacobs
University of Wolverhampton
UK. 14. That Sweet Secession: Sleep and Sleeplessness in Western Literature. Lee Scrivner
Lecturer in Humanities
Bosphorus University
Istanbul
Turkey. 15. Sleeping On It. Andrew Green
Specialist Occupational Therapist
The Burden Centre for Neuropsychiatry
Bristol
UK. Glossary. The Contributors. Subject Index. Author Index.
Professor of Neuropyschopharmacology
Imperial College London
UK. Preface. 1. Introduction: The University of Sleep Andrew Green
Specialist Occupational Therapist
The Burden Centre for Neuropsychiatry
Bristol
UK and Alex Westcombe
CFS/ME Service
Frenchay Hospital
Bristol
UK. 2. The Science of Sleep: What is It
What Makes It Happen and Why Do We Do It? Louise M. Paterson
Neuropyschopharmacology Unit
Imperial College London
UK. 3. Chronobiology: Biological Rhythms that Influence Sleep. Katharina Wulff
Nuffield Laboratory of Ophthalmology
University of Oxford
UK. 4. Cultures of Sleep. Brigitte Steger
Department of East Asian Studies
University of Cambridge
UK. 5. Medical Anthropology and Children's Sleep: The Mismatch Between Western Lifestyles and Sleep Physiology. Caroline H. D. Jones
Department of Primary Care Health Sciences
University of Oxford
UK and Helen L. Ball
Department of Anthropology
Durham University
UK. 6. Beyond 'Death's Counterfeit': The Sociological Aspects of Sleep. Robert Meadows
Department of Sociology
University of Surrey
UK. 7. A Question of Balance: The Relationship Between Daily Occupation and Sleep. Andrew Green
Specialist Occupational Therapist
The Burden Centre for Neuropsychiatry
Bristol
UK. 8. Recording and Quantifying Sleep. Nigel Hudson
Department of Neurophysiology
Derriford Hospital
Plymouth
UK. 9. Broken Sleep: Sleep Disorders. Jane Hicks
Consultant Psychiatrist
New Horizons Mother and Baby Unit
Southmead Hospital
Bristol
UK and Andrew Green
Specialist Occupational Therapist
The Burden Centre for Neuropsychiatry
Bristol
UK. 10. Sleep and Psychiatry. Dietmar Hank
Honorary Consultant Psychiatrist
The Burden Centre for Neuropsychiatry
Bristol
UK
Jane Hicks
Consultant Psychiatrist
New Horizons Mother and Baby Unit
Southmead Hospital
Bristol
UK and Sue Wilson
Psychopharmacology
School of Social and Community Medicine
University of Bristol
UK. 11. Medication and Sleep. Sue Wilson
Psychopharmacology
School of Social and Community Medicine
University of Bristol
UK. 12. Too Tired to Sleep. Alex Westcombe and Hazel O'Dowd
CFS/ME Service
Frenchay Hospital
Bristol
UK. 13. Ambivalent Attitudes Towards Sleep in World Religions. Stephen Jacobs
University of Wolverhampton
UK. 14. That Sweet Secession: Sleep and Sleeplessness in Western Literature. Lee Scrivner
Lecturer in Humanities
Bosphorus University
Istanbul
Turkey. 15. Sleeping On It. Andrew Green
Specialist Occupational Therapist
The Burden Centre for Neuropsychiatry
Bristol
UK. Glossary. The Contributors. Subject Index. Author Index.
Foreword by David Nutt FMedSci
Professor of Neuropyschopharmacology
Imperial College London
UK. Preface. 1. Introduction: The University of Sleep Andrew Green
Specialist Occupational Therapist
The Burden Centre for Neuropsychiatry
Bristol
UK and Alex Westcombe
CFS/ME Service
Frenchay Hospital
Bristol
UK. 2. The Science of Sleep: What is It
What Makes It Happen and Why Do We Do It? Louise M. Paterson
Neuropyschopharmacology Unit
Imperial College London
UK. 3. Chronobiology: Biological Rhythms that Influence Sleep. Katharina Wulff
Nuffield Laboratory of Ophthalmology
University of Oxford
UK. 4. Cultures of Sleep. Brigitte Steger
Department of East Asian Studies
University of Cambridge
UK. 5. Medical Anthropology and Children's Sleep: The Mismatch Between Western Lifestyles and Sleep Physiology. Caroline H. D. Jones
Department of Primary Care Health Sciences
University of Oxford
UK and Helen L. Ball
Department of Anthropology
Durham University
UK. 6. Beyond 'Death's Counterfeit': The Sociological Aspects of Sleep. Robert Meadows
Department of Sociology
University of Surrey
UK. 7. A Question of Balance: The Relationship Between Daily Occupation and Sleep. Andrew Green
Specialist Occupational Therapist
The Burden Centre for Neuropsychiatry
Bristol
UK. 8. Recording and Quantifying Sleep. Nigel Hudson
Department of Neurophysiology
Derriford Hospital
Plymouth
UK. 9. Broken Sleep: Sleep Disorders. Jane Hicks
Consultant Psychiatrist
New Horizons Mother and Baby Unit
Southmead Hospital
Bristol
UK and Andrew Green
Specialist Occupational Therapist
The Burden Centre for Neuropsychiatry
Bristol
UK. 10. Sleep and Psychiatry. Dietmar Hank
Honorary Consultant Psychiatrist
The Burden Centre for Neuropsychiatry
Bristol
UK
Jane Hicks
Consultant Psychiatrist
New Horizons Mother and Baby Unit
Southmead Hospital
Bristol
UK and Sue Wilson
Psychopharmacology
School of Social and Community Medicine
University of Bristol
UK. 11. Medication and Sleep. Sue Wilson
Psychopharmacology
School of Social and Community Medicine
University of Bristol
UK. 12. Too Tired to Sleep. Alex Westcombe and Hazel O'Dowd
CFS/ME Service
Frenchay Hospital
Bristol
UK. 13. Ambivalent Attitudes Towards Sleep in World Religions. Stephen Jacobs
University of Wolverhampton
UK. 14. That Sweet Secession: Sleep and Sleeplessness in Western Literature. Lee Scrivner
Lecturer in Humanities
Bosphorus University
Istanbul
Turkey. 15. Sleeping On It. Andrew Green
Specialist Occupational Therapist
The Burden Centre for Neuropsychiatry
Bristol
UK. Glossary. The Contributors. Subject Index. Author Index.
Professor of Neuropyschopharmacology
Imperial College London
UK. Preface. 1. Introduction: The University of Sleep Andrew Green
Specialist Occupational Therapist
The Burden Centre for Neuropsychiatry
Bristol
UK and Alex Westcombe
CFS/ME Service
Frenchay Hospital
Bristol
UK. 2. The Science of Sleep: What is It
What Makes It Happen and Why Do We Do It? Louise M. Paterson
Neuropyschopharmacology Unit
Imperial College London
UK. 3. Chronobiology: Biological Rhythms that Influence Sleep. Katharina Wulff
Nuffield Laboratory of Ophthalmology
University of Oxford
UK. 4. Cultures of Sleep. Brigitte Steger
Department of East Asian Studies
University of Cambridge
UK. 5. Medical Anthropology and Children's Sleep: The Mismatch Between Western Lifestyles and Sleep Physiology. Caroline H. D. Jones
Department of Primary Care Health Sciences
University of Oxford
UK and Helen L. Ball
Department of Anthropology
Durham University
UK. 6. Beyond 'Death's Counterfeit': The Sociological Aspects of Sleep. Robert Meadows
Department of Sociology
University of Surrey
UK. 7. A Question of Balance: The Relationship Between Daily Occupation and Sleep. Andrew Green
Specialist Occupational Therapist
The Burden Centre for Neuropsychiatry
Bristol
UK. 8. Recording and Quantifying Sleep. Nigel Hudson
Department of Neurophysiology
Derriford Hospital
Plymouth
UK. 9. Broken Sleep: Sleep Disorders. Jane Hicks
Consultant Psychiatrist
New Horizons Mother and Baby Unit
Southmead Hospital
Bristol
UK and Andrew Green
Specialist Occupational Therapist
The Burden Centre for Neuropsychiatry
Bristol
UK. 10. Sleep and Psychiatry. Dietmar Hank
Honorary Consultant Psychiatrist
The Burden Centre for Neuropsychiatry
Bristol
UK
Jane Hicks
Consultant Psychiatrist
New Horizons Mother and Baby Unit
Southmead Hospital
Bristol
UK and Sue Wilson
Psychopharmacology
School of Social and Community Medicine
University of Bristol
UK. 11. Medication and Sleep. Sue Wilson
Psychopharmacology
School of Social and Community Medicine
University of Bristol
UK. 12. Too Tired to Sleep. Alex Westcombe and Hazel O'Dowd
CFS/ME Service
Frenchay Hospital
Bristol
UK. 13. Ambivalent Attitudes Towards Sleep in World Religions. Stephen Jacobs
University of Wolverhampton
UK. 14. That Sweet Secession: Sleep and Sleeplessness in Western Literature. Lee Scrivner
Lecturer in Humanities
Bosphorus University
Istanbul
Turkey. 15. Sleeping On It. Andrew Green
Specialist Occupational Therapist
The Burden Centre for Neuropsychiatry
Bristol
UK. Glossary. The Contributors. Subject Index. Author Index.