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Determining the influence of a sleep improvement intervention on medical students’ sleep and fatigue: protocol of the PROMESS-Sleep clinical trial
Medical students face a demanding workload, stressful situations, and irregular sleep patterns, which can lead to elevated sleep disturbances and high fatigue levels. These difficulties may be further associated with a major decline in well-being, quality of life, performance, and health. Thus, thes
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