Identifies barriers to sleep intervention implementation in South Korean parents, suggesting tailored strategies may improve outcomes.
South Korean parents reported lower BSIs implementation rates than Western parents. This study identifies both sleeping arrangement and parental cognition as barriers to implementing BSIs, which may inform tailored BSIs strategies.
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