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KMID : 1142620200120020177
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Korea Aging Friendly Industry Association
2020 Volume.12 No. 2 p.177 ~ p.187
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The Effects of Occupation-Based Sleep Intervention Program (OBSP) for Inpatients in Elderly: A Single Case Study
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Lee Hye-Jin
Cha Su-Min
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Abstract
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Objective : Occupational therapists are experts who understand and approach the work, environment, and daily life that may affect or be affected by a client's sleep, but the research on this is insufficient and there is no opportunity for clinical approach. By presenting the effectiveness of occupational therapy's unique occupation-based sleep intervention program, it is intended to provide a basis for sleep-related interventions of domestic occupational therapists.
Methods : The subjects of this study were three elderly people aged 65 years or older who were admitted to nursing hospitals A, B, and C in Busan, and the experiment was conducted with an ABAB reversal design and was conducted over a total of 74 sessions.
Results : As a result of confirming the baseline and intervention lines for both sleep efficiency and sleep satisfaction, it was found that the subjects who performed the work-based sleep intervention program had an effect on sleep efficiency and sleep satisfaction.
Conclusion : It was confirmed that the occupational-based sleep intervention program is an effective occupational therapy intervention for alleviating sleep disorders in the elderly in hospitalization. It is expected to be a program that is very helpful in promoting physical and mental stability of the elderly in hospitalization.
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KEYWORD
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Sleep disorder, Sleep intervention program, Occupation-Based intervention
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