The effect of the 5A Self-Management Model approach on sleep quality of patients with cancer
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Summary
This summary is machine-generated.The 5A Self Management Model significantly improved sleep quality in cancer patients. This intervention offers a valuable approach for enhancing patient well-being and recovery.
Area Of Science
- Oncology
- Sleep Medicine
- Behavioral Science
Background
- Cancer patients frequently experience sleep disturbances.
- The 5A Self Management Model is a potential intervention to improve sleep quality.
Purpose Of The Study
- To evaluate the efficacy of the 5A Self Management Model in enhancing sleep quality among cancer patients.
Main Methods
- A randomized controlled trial involving 106 cancer patients.
- Intervention group received the 5A Self Management Model program for 3 months.
- Control group received standard care; sleep quality assessed using the Pittsburgh Sleep Quality Questionnaire.
Main Results
- The experimental group showed a significant decrease in sleep quality scores post-intervention (mean 5.07 vs. 13.41).
- The control group experienced a significant increase in sleep quality scores (mean 12.81 vs. 9.64).
Conclusions
- The 5A Self Management Model effectively improves sleep quality in cancer patients.
- Nurses should consider integrating this model into cancer care protocols.
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