Sleep quality and characteristics of older adults with acute cardiovascular disease
Haroon Munir1
Michael Goldfarb2
1.Faculty of Medicine and Health Sciences,McGill University,Montreal,Canada2.Division of Cardiology,Jewish General Hospital,McGill University,Montreal,Canada
摘要：S leep plays a vital role in restoring the phys-ical and mental health of people with cardi-ovascular disease. However, the hospital setting is not a conducive environment for sleep. Sl-eep interruptions by members of the care team, in-cluding vital sign checks, medication delivery, and blood draws for laboratory investigations, are rout-inely done in many hospitals. Frequent interrup-tions by staff and noise by other patients have been cited as barriers to restorative sleep in the hospital.[1] As a result of these sleep disturbances, nearly half of inpatients self-report poor-sleep quality while in hospital.[2] Poor sleep quality has been shown to wo-rsen depressive symptoms of cardiovascular inpa-tients.
机标关键词：characteristicsqualitywithacuteadultscardiovasculardiseaseolder
论文发表日期：2024-03-28
在线出版日期：2025-08-15（本平台首次上网日期，不代表文献的发表时间）
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