Sleep disturbance is a multifactorial process that persists from the presurgical period throughout recovery in patients undergoing cardiac surgery.
Sleep disturbance is a persistent and multifactorial issue in cardiac surgery patients that impacts their function and well-being during recovery.
Sleep disturbance is common in patients undergoing cardiac surgery and has been recognized for more than 30 years. Research findings suggest that sleep disturbance is a multifactorial process that has many correlates in these patients and persists from the presurgical period throughout recovery. A growing body of literature suggests the importance of sleep for function and well-being of these patients. The research literature is synthesized and implications for future research and practice are discussed.
Redeker et al. (Tue,) conducted a review in Sleep disturbance in patients undergoing cardiac surgery. Sleep disturbance was evaluated. Sleep disturbance is a multifactorial process that persists from the presurgical period throughout recovery in patients undergoing cardiac surgery.
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