The use of technology during sleep by emergency department nurses

Many healthcare professionals experience a variety of sleep difficulties from technology use ranging from lack of sleep to poor sleep quality. Nurses and providers may underestimate the impact of chronic sleep loss on their job performance, especially those who practice ED settings and are experiencing compassion fatigue. Prioritizing sleep through the implementation and use of evidence-based strategies aimed at improving sleep quality is essential in managing sleep patterns by emergency nurses, providers, and staff.

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International Emergency Nursing
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2025-07-05
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https://doi.org/10.1016/j.ienj.2025.101645
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Sleep and related disorders
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The use of technology during sleep by emergency department nurses

Elizabeth Burgess Dowdell, Sue Ellen Alderman, Paul Bernhardt, Daniel Wala et al.
International Emergency Nursing
Sleep and related disorders
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The use of technology during sleep by emergency department nurses

Elizabeth Burgess Dowdell, Sue Ellen Alderman, Paul Bernhardt, Daniel Wala, Madison Matella
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Abstract

Many healthcare professionals experience a variety of sleep difficulties from technology use ranging from lack of sleep to poor sleep quality. Nurses and providers may underestimate the impact of chronic sleep loss on their job performance, especially those who practice ED settings and are experiencing compassion fatigue. Prioritizing sleep through the implementation and use of evidence-based strategies aimed at improving sleep quality is essential in managing sleep patterns by emergency nurses, providers, and staff.

International Emergency NursingVol. 81
Sentara Norfolk General Hospital (US), Villanova University (US), Vanderbilt University Medical Center (US)
Openalex Percentile: Top 84%
Sleep and related disorders
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