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Title

Healthy Sleep Environment for Expecting Mothers.

Authors

Jarvis, Jessica

Abstract

Sleep disturbance is a major complaint voiced by certain populations. Health care providers may struggle with choosing the appropriate treatment method for patients of certain populations, such as expecting mothers. The fragility of the fetus often requires altering normal treatment procedures. If expecting mothers alter the sleep environment, fetal health and wellness can be easily maintained. Expecting mothers are capable of altering environmental sleep conditions, in addition to completing cognitive behavioral treatments and/or light therapy when experiencing sleep disturbance. The success rate in ensuring the protection of fetal health and development may prove substantial with the implementation of these techniques.

Subjects

BEHAVIOR; CHILDBIRTH education; COGNITIVE therapy; PREGNANT women; SLEEP; HEALTH Belief Model; PREGNANCY

Publication

International Journal of Childbirth Education, 2013, Vol 28, Issue 4, p77

ISSN

0887-8625

Publication type

Academic Journal

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