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Testing two scales to measure sleep disturbance in people with eczema

People with atopic dermatitis (AD) often find it hard to sleep, and these sleep disturbances are caused by itch, skin pain and other AD symptoms. Sleep disturbance is an important domain to be monitored in clinics, and in trials, for example when new treatments are tested or different treatments compared. Different measures are used to asses someone’s sleep disturbance, but there is limited data to support the validity of any of these measures of sleep disturbance in AD patients.