Postponing Morning Rounds for Nurses May Lead to Sleep Improvement for Patients - MD Magazine
A study from the Netherlands suggests steps to address patients’ sleep health.
Nonpharmacologic interventions may be effective in improving sleep hygiene with medical and surgical patients, a recent study suggests.
Patients in hospital settings often report sleep difficulties,… [+4108 chars]
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