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   How important is promoting patients' sleep in hospital?

   • This article explores the importance of promoting patients' sleep in hospital, although some of the principles can be applied to other healthcare settings. Sleep is essential to recovery and well-being, and nurses are well placed to support patients to achieve and sustain sleep.

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   How can nurses promote patients' sleep?

   • Investing in nursing interventions to promote patients’ sleep is important. Patients’ individual sleep-related needs should be part of their care plan. Training programmes that support nurses’ knowledge and skills of patients’ sleep promotion should be part of nursing education in healthcare organisations.

   Sleep improvement intervention and its effect on patients’ sleep on the

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   Can Nursing Interventions improve sleep quality in hospital inpatients?

   • Interventions targeted at supporting and promoting the sleep quality of hospital inpatients may be effective. They should be developed in collaboration with patients and nurses. Several nursing interventions can be proposed to promote better sleep among patients; however, more research is needed to confirm the results.

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   How to promote better sleep among patients?

   • They should be developed in collaboration with patients and nurses. Several nursing interventions can be proposed to promote better sleep among patients; however, more research is needed to confirm the results. Sleep promotion should include both standardised protocols and individualised sleep support.

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   Do patients sleep poorly during hospitalisation?

   • However, patients generally sleep poorly during hospitalisation. Sleep-disturbing factors are connected to the hospital environment, patients’ physical illness, emotional state and the activities of the staff. Many sleep-disturbing factors can be influenced by appropriate nursing interventions.

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   How to improve sleep quality in hospital wards?

   • Routine offering of eye masks and earplugs to patients on hospital ward has improved sleep quality (Sweity et al., 2019 ). However, changing the sound and light environment has been more effective (DuBose & Hadi, 2016 ). Silence and nature sounds can promote sleep among patients on hospital wards (Nasari et al., 2018 ).

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2. journals.rcni.com › nursing-standard › how-toHow to promote patients' sleep in hospital - RCNi

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   This article explores the importance of promoting patients' sleep in hospital, although some of the principles can be applied to other healthcare settings. Sleep is essential to recovery and well-being, and nurses are well placed to support patients to achieve and sustain sleep.

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   Mar 8, 2017 · This article explores the importance of promoting patients' sleep in hospital, although some of the principles can be applied to other healthcare settings. Sleep is essential to recovery and well-being, and nurses are well placed to support patients to achieve and sustain sleep.

   • Author: Irene Gilsenan

   • Publish Year: 2017

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   Nov 10, 2016 · Although sleep is important for healing, sleep deprivation is a major concern for patients in hospitals. The purpose of this review is to consolidate the observational and interventional studies that have been done to understand exogenous, non-pharmacological strategies for improving sleep in hospitals. Data sources.

   • Author: Jennifer R. DuBose, Khatereh Hadi

   • Publish Year: 2016

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   Investing in nursing interventions to promote patients’ sleep in hospitals is important. Patients’ individual sleep-related needs should be part of their care plan. Training programmes that support nurses’ knowledge and skills of patients’ sleep promotion should be part of nursing education in healthcare organisations.

   • Author: Marita Ritmala-Castren, Marita Ritmala-Castren, Sanna Salanterä, Sanna Salanterä, Anu Holm, Minna He...

   • Publish Year: 2021

8. www.jointcommissionjournal.com › article › S1553A Sleep Hygiene Intervention to Improve Sleep Quality for ...

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   Feb 10, 2021 · Implementing a low-cost, nonpharmacological, interdisciplinary intervention that provided sleep packages to patients and education to physicians and staff was associated with modest improvement in patient-reported RCQS measures and HCAHPS scores, albeit of unclear clinical significance.

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   This article explores the importance of promoting patients' sleep in hospital, although some of the principles can be applied to other healthcare settings. Sleep is essential to...