在社区心理健康和物质滥用服务中实施团体认知行为疗法失眠干预

Abstract Background People using secondary mental health or addictions services commonly report poor quality sleep. ‘Cognitive Behavioural Therapy for Insomnia’ (CBTi) is the first-line intervention recommended by clinical guidelines, and is evidenced to improve sleep quality. Despite this, availability of CBTi worldwide is poor, and reports of its delivery and feasibility in real-world clinical services are few. Process evaluation and implementation outcome data could support the up-scaling or adaptation of this intervention. Methods In this service evaluation patients with subjective sleepin