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At the hospital, people sleep on average nearly an hour and a half less per night than at home. They also wake up more often. This has now been proven with the results of a survey of over 2000 patients in 39 Dutch hospitals.
The research was conducted by a group of internists, by Amsterdam UMC and the Netherlands Brain Institute. The lower sleep usually comes from illness (nausea, pain and anxiety), but more often due to the circumstances at the hospital (noise of other patients and staff, light in the hallway, beds, beeping infusion)
sleep is of course not good for recovery and therefore the researchers appeal to the problem as much as possible. There will be a follow-up study
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