Objective Poor sleep is highly prevalent in inpatient medical settings and has been
associated with attenuated healing and worsened outcomes following hospitalization …

Aims To explore nurses' knowledge, attitudes and practices related to improving
hospitalized patients' sleep. Design Integrative review. Data Sources We searched CINAHL …

Background and purpose: Breast cancer causes many psychological disorders such as
sleep disturbances and depression. The current study was, therefore, intended to describe …

Purpose Insomnia and related sleep disorders are common complaints among cancer
patients, and use of prescription sleep aids can be high in the treatment setting. The …

Background Sleep disturbances are common and symptomatic burden in patients with
breast cancer, but they are poorly documented and managed in routine clinical practice …

Purpose The sleep disturbance in cancer patients is more prevalent, and it significantly
affects these patients' recovery after the operation. However, the clinical characteristics …

Background Disturbed sleep is common among breast cancer survivors. Identifying patients
at risk for disturbed sleep and its sequelae will aid in improving screening and intervention …

Objective To examine associations of antidepressant, anxiolytic and hypnotic use amongst
older women (≥ 65 years) with incident Parkinson's Disease (PD), using data from Women's …

Background: Behavioral health disorders (BHD) can often be exacerbated in the setting of
cancer. We sought to define the prevalence of BHD among cancer patients and characterize …

Simple Summary This is the first study to estimate the effects of pre-existing sleep disorders
on the survival outcomes of patients with breast cancer after receiving standard treatments …