Standardizing wearable sleep data for clinical, research, and public health use: A World Sleep Society specification
Authors:
- Michael W.L. CheeMCMichael W.L. Chee
- Mathias BaumertMathias Baumert
- Sean P.A. DrummondSDSean P.A. Drummond
- Hannah ScottHSHannah Scott
- Cathy A. GoldsteinCGCathy A. Goldstein
- Massimiliano de ZambottiMassimiliano de Zambotti
- Conor HeneghanCHConor Heneghan
- Nicola CelliniNCNicola Cellini
- Sebastiaan OvereemSOSebastiaan Overeem
- 13 October 2026
- journal article
- Published by Elsevier in Sleep Medicine
- Vol. 149, 109310
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