Westh Ida Kathrine, Moeller Louise Abildgaard, Otto Marit, Dreyer Pia, Andersen Grethe, Mortensen Janne Kaergaard
Department of Neurology, Aarhus University Hospital, Aarhus, Denmark.
Department of Public Health, Aarhus University, Aarhus, Denmark.
Nurs Res Pract. 2025 Aug 8;2025:1399026. doi: 10.1155/nrp/1399026. eCollection 2025.
To gain new insights into the lived experience of poststroke sleep. Qualitative interview study. The study was based on a phenomenological-hermeneutic approach inspired by the French Philosopher Paul Ricoeur. Fifteen participants were included between 2021 and 2022 and interviewed 3 months after stroke. Interviews were interpreted through naïve reading and structurally analyzed. Credibility was enhanced by investigator triangulation, and field notes were used for reflections during the interpretation process to challenge preconceptions. The participants experienced changes in sleep and described a fear of lying awake at night. They described a lack of energy and a heavy body and mind as well as an overwhelming sleepiness during daytime. Three themes were identified through the analyses: "Floating through the night-a mental state of mind being between awake and asleep," "Left with a heavy and slow feeling-poor sleep leads to a lack of energy," and "Sleeping during daytime may happen like lightning from a clear sky." The participants experienced frequent and substantial changes in sleep which affected their everyday lives in various ways.
为了深入了解中风后睡眠的实际体验。定性访谈研究。该研究基于受法国哲学家保罗·利科启发的现象学-诠释学方法。2021年至2022年期间纳入了15名参与者，并在中风后3个月进行了访谈。通过朴素阅读对访谈进行解读并进行结构分析。通过研究者三角验证提高了可信度，在解读过程中使用实地笔记进行反思以挑战先入之见。参与者经历了睡眠变化，并描述了对夜间清醒的恐惧。他们描述了缺乏精力、身心沉重以及白天极度困倦的情况。通过分析确定了三个主题：“夜间飘浮——一种介于清醒和睡眠之间的精神状态”、“留下沉重和迟缓的感觉——睡眠不佳导致缺乏精力”以及“白天可能会像晴空霹雳一样入睡”。参与者经历了频繁且显著的睡眠变化，这些变化以各种方式影响了他们的日常生活。
