Making Sleep Health Part of Healthcare
If sleep is health, then it should be part of healthcare.™
Healthcare has long recognized that sleep is essential to health.
Patients spend a significant portion of their healing journey in the hospital, where healthcare organizations have established coordinated approaches to addressing many health needs. Those approaches help ensure that patient care is organized, consistent, and integrated across the continuum of hospitalization.
Yet sleep health has not traditionally been established in the same way.
As a result, patients' sleep health needs may be recognized, addressed, and coordinated differently across hospitals, departments, and care teams.
If sleep is health, then it should be part of healthcare.
That simple truth raises an important question.
If healthcare has established disciplines to address specialized patient needs, what establishes sleep health as part of patient care?
Clinical Sleep Health Care™ was established to answer that question.
It represents a new way of thinking about sleep health—not as something separate from healthcare, but as an organized part of how patients are cared for during hospitalization.
The future of healthcare includes sleep health.
The next question is:
What is Clinical Sleep Health Care™?