Comprehensive management of chronic insomnia in Spain: a multidisciplinary modified RAND/UCLA consensus with recommendations on daridorexant
IntroductionChronic insomnia is a prevalent 24-hour disorder with significant daytime impact. Its management is frequently complicated by conceptual barriers, limited use of standardised diagnostic tools and prolonged benzodiazepine use, while insomnia is often overlooked or inadequately coded as an independent disorder. These challenges highlight the need for improved recognition and clearer…
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