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• Le osservazioni comportamentali possono essere efficaci quando condotte su una base frequente (più frequentemente di una all’ora).
(Grado B)
• È poco probabile che programmi di attività fisica diurna e ricreazionale possano avere un impatto significativo sul sonno quando usati
da soli, comunque il loro uso come parte integrante di un piano multidisciplinare di promozione del sonno, può contribuire a
miglioramenti nel sonno notturno. (Grado B)
• Le Benzodiazepine, i neurolettici e gli antidepressivi sembrano non avere un sostanziale effetto nel miglioramento nel sonno dei
residenti in un’assistenza di alto livello. (Grado B)
References Acknowledgments
1. Haesler, EJ. 2004. Effectiveness of strategies to manage sleep in residents of aged care facilities. JBI The information sheet was developed by the
Australian Centre for Evidence Based Aged
Reports, Blackwell Publishing Asia 2, 115-183. Care (ACEBAC), a collaborating centre of
the Joanna Briggs Institute, with a review
panel of experts led by Dr Susan Koch.
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Royal Adelaide Hospital, North Terrace, field to which the procedure Administration. This systematic review was
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Adelaide, South Australia 5000 relates. The applicability of any experts who acted as consultants during the
http://www.joannabriggs.edu.au information must be review process. The review panel members
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• Dr Ken Greenwood, Psychological
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ensure that this edition of Best • Ms Meigan Lefebure, CEO, Aged Care
The series Best Practice is disseminated Practice summarises available Association
collaboratively by: research and expert • Ms Natalie Nugent, Music Therapist
consensus, any loss, damage, • Dr Marlene Reimer, Canadian Sleep
Institute, Calgary, Canada
cost, expense or liability
• Associate Professor Sally Garratt
suffered or incurred as a result
• Ms Judy Jacka, Natural Therapist
of reliance on these • Dr Darren Mansfield, Epworth Sleep
procedures (whether arising in Centre
contract, negligence or • Dr Jenny Schwartz, Melbourne Extended
Care Centre
otherwise), is, to the extent
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