… make demands in his name; he is a private-room patient in a great medical institution; he
is … scientific literature regarding patient engagement during inpatient care. Specifically, the …

… Because speech intelligibility is reduced by higher noise levels, it is expected that the SII
values measured in this study would be highest in unoccupied patient rooms. Indeed, results …

… for a pediatric medical unit by identifying spaces within the patient’s room that are for …
patient’s room. Other strategies that were beneficial for the psychiatric unit included incorporating …

… inpatient units, with the most widely reported mode of delivery being the use of dedicated
sensory rooms [… [Citation11] indicated that the use of sensory rooms had effects on calming and …

… One last consideration is the use of sensory modulation. The … Sensory modulation has
emerged as a patientdriven … Pilot study of a sensory room in an acute inpatient psychiatric unit…

… sensory- based approaches to de- escalation (module four), including sensory rooms and
compassionate engagement with people hearing hostile voices. Further detail is outlined in …

… rooms in mental health inpatient settings have been investigated finding sensory rooms …
the use of sensory modulation with sensory rooms, as a room does not necessarily focus on …

… example, virtually all inpatients who participated in this study were accommodated in multiple
rooms). More than being in a waiting room for some hours, inpatients necessarily have to …

… slept in one of two sleep laboratory rooms connected to the inpatient unit. On Night 3, a full
… affect slow-wave sleep, perhaps through modulation of waking brain activity, could improve …

… allow an individual to alter the environment in order to help with sensory modulation.(Forsyth …
Smaller rooms are better than larger rooms. Locating the room in a quiet section of the unit …