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Creating a therapeutic environment: A non-randomised controlled trial of a quiet time intervention for patients in acute care
International Journal of Nursing Studies, 05/08/09
Gardner G et al. - The findings show that a quiet time intervention on an acute care hospital ward can affect noise level and patient sleep/wake patterns during the intervention period. The overall strongly positive response from surveys suggests that scheduled quiet time would be a positively perceived intervention with therapeutic benefit.
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