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The main objective of the study is to improve subjective sleep quality using a multimodal intervention with an intervention and a control group. The multimodal intervention aims to improve circadian Zeitgeber strength. This will be achieved by optimizing daily light exposure, sleep, physical activity, and mealtimes.
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The study lasts for 14 months and contains 6 visits. After the screening visit at the Centre for Chronobiology, Basel, Switzerland, participants are assigned to either the intervention or the control group which is followed by a 7-day baseline week at home and a co-design meeting to provide instructions to the intervention and the control group. At the occasion of 2 visits (spread over 6 months) at the participants' homes, different measurements will be performed such as saliva collection, questionnaires, cognitive performance tests, light and rest-activity measures. After the last visit at home, participants come for the second blood sample at the study centre. A follow-up visit 6 months after completion of the last data collection will provide qualitative feedback by the participants.
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> 64 years old women and men
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66 participants in 2 patient groups, including a placebo group
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Mirjam Münch, PhD
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