and O'Malley's 5-stage framework. We systematically searched the PubMed and CINAHL databases through December 2023 for studies of interventions for SDB after stroke that could be implemented by nursing staff. Data on intervention characteristics, stroke and SDB types, timing, and outcomes were extracted. RESULTS: From 2866 screened articles, 10 studies met inclusion criteria. From these, we identified 5 distinct interventions: positional therapy, oropharyngeal muscle exercises, physical exercise, compression devices, and education. As confirmed by polysomnography or home sleep testing, 9 studies targeted obstructive sleep apnea. CONCLUSION: This review provides the first analysis of nurse-implementable interventions for poststroke SDB. The identified interventions appear promising for improving SDB parameters, particularly when adapted for stroke-specific care. Future research on developing standardized protocols that integrate these interventions into comprehensive care pathways will enhance the role of nurses in the early detection and management of poststroke SDB....

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BACKGROUND: Neuromonitoring enhances patient assessment in neuroscience nursing, yet its integration varies globally. At the 2025 International Neuroscience ...

BACKGROUND: Neuromonitoring enhances patient assessment in neuroscience nursing, yet its integration varies globally. At the 2025 International Neuroscience ...

ty improvement project explored the acceptability and efficacy of implementing a new information dissemination method using social media constructs. Methods: The project team developed a new electr...

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