Can a quieter, darker ICU night prevent patient delirium?
NCT ID NCT05694052
Summary
This study tested whether changing the ICU environment could help patients sleep better. Researchers adjusted lighting, used sound masking, and organized nighttime care schedules for 56 critically ill patients starting to recover. They measured sleep quality and looked for effects on delirium and long-term mental health to see if these simple changes could improve recovery.
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Hospital Clínico UC CHRISTUS
Santiago, Santiago Metropolitan, 8330024, Chile
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