Abstract:
Age is one of the factors determining the length of sleep, increasing age in the elderly is no longer productive, physical abilities begin to decline. Sleep pattern disturbance is the main complaint that is often experienced by the elderly, it is estimated that more than half of the elderly aged over 60 years have difficulty initiating sleep. The purpose of this study is to provide a real picture of the implementation of Nursing Care for Sleep Disorders in the Elderly in Sooko Village, Sooko District, Mojokerto Regency. The research method used is descriptive with a case study approach. The subject of the study was the elderly who had disturbed sleep patterns. The results of the study after nursing care actions were carried out were carried out by assessing, establishing a diagnosis, formulating interventions, implementing implementation, and evaluating. For 3x24 hours, it was found that sleep pattern disturbances in both clients were resolved with the criteria for complaints of decreased sleeplessness, complaints of decreased sleep dissatisfaction, complaints of sleep patterns decreased, complaints of insufficient rest decreased. Interventions that have been carried out are teaching autogenic muscle relaxation/other non-pharmacological methods such as progressive muscle relaxation and before going to bed it is recommended to dhikr (meditation support so that it can overcome sleep pattern disturbances and improve sleep patterns applied independently by the elderly and the client's PSQI score 1 decreased from 13 (bad sleep quality to 3 (good sleep quality) and clients 2 out of 10 (bad sleep quality) to 3 (good sleep quality).
