Still too noisy – An audit of sleep quality in trauma and orthopaedic patients

CE: Pain and Mental Health Symptoms After Traumatic Orthopedic Injury

“…In one clinical audit, the majority of traumatic orthopedic injury survivors reported that their sleep was largely impaired by noise, as well as by light, pain, temperature, and routine observations. 37 Fewer than one-third of survivors reported receiving assistance with sleep hygiene, for example, by being given a sleep mask or ear plugs, pain relief, or sleep medication, and only 9% reported that observation or medication routines were modified. 37 Nurses are uniquely suited to promote sleep hygiene within their patient care units by modifying the unit environment and tailoring patient care plans to minimize disruptions throughout the night.…”

“…37 Fewer than one-third of survivors reported receiving assistance with sleep hygiene, for example, by being given a sleep mask or ear plugs, pain relief, or sleep medication, and only 9% reported that observation or medication routines were modified. 37 Nurses are uniquely suited to promote sleep hygiene within their patient care units by modifying the unit environment and tailoring patient care plans to minimize disruptions throughout the night. Small changes in the environment and in patient care plans may have a large impact on traumatic orthopedic injury survivors' sleep.…”

“…Sleep disturbances, including issues with the quality, depth, and restoration of sleep,15 are common postinjury symptoms experienced by traumatic orthopedic injury survivors, with most reporting sleep disturbances during their initial hospitalizations7, 37, 38 that may continue for many months thereafter 7. Even one year following injury, as many as 18% of survivors report sleep disturbances 39…”

“…Promoting sleep hygiene can be challenging in the hospital. In one clinical audit, the majority of traumatic orthopedic injury survivors reported that their sleep was largely impaired by noise, as well as by light, pain, temperature, and routine observations 37. Fewer than one-third of survivors reported receiving assistance with sleep hygiene, for example, by being given a sleep mask or ear plugs, pain relief, or sleep medication, and only 9% reported that observation or medication routines were modified 37…”

Analisis Faktor yang Mempengaruhi Kualitas Tidur Pasien Ortopedi Pasca Pembedahan yang Menjalani Rawat Inap

“…Studi tentang gangguan tidur pada pasien ortopedi pasca pembedahan menunjukkan bahwa nyeri dan kebisingan memiliki pengaruh sangat besar terhadap gangguan tidur pasien, dimananoise levels yang mencapai 85dB dan percakapan antar tenaga kesehatan dilaporkan mengganggu tidur pasien (Dolan et al, 2016). Studi lain menunjukkan bahwa dua pertiga pasien melaporkan kebisingan sebagai faktor tertinggi penyebab gangguan tidur di malam hari (Gulam, Xyrichis, & Lee, 2020).…”