HealthHum is pleased to announce a recent publication from our member:
Professor of Philosophy & Ethics
Division Chair: Theology & Humanities
Friends University
Abstract
Sleep is a vital but overlooked and undervalued part of our overall health and well-being. Striving to optimize productivity and meet numerous daily demands often means that sleep is not prioritized. As sleep stewardship鈥檚 importance gains wider recognition, clinical and ethical management of sleep resources and practices will likely be key features of health professionalism. This article considers how sleep stewardship should be advanced as a clinical, ethical, and cultural priority.
AMA Journal of Ethics庐 October 2024, Volume 26, Number 10: E811-815, 鈥�How Should We Advance Sleep Stewardship?鈥�