ArticleJournal of research in nursing : JRN2026
School nurses' experiences of supporting children and young people and their caregivers around sleep: a focus group study.
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Background: Globally, many children and young people (CYP) obtain insufficient good quality sleep. School nurses (SNs) are ideally-placed to support sleep health, but few studies have explored their practical experiences. Aims: To explore SNs' experiences, perceived barriers and priorities (including training and resource requirements) in providing sleep-related support to CYP and their caregivers. Method: A convenience sample of eighteen SNs from the United Kingdom took part in two in-person focus groups ( Results: Seven themes were identified. Nurses reported that Conclusions: SNs in England regularly support families around sleep health but face significant challenges. To support their practice, policy changes recognising sleep as a public health priority and increased investment in staffing, training, and resources are needed.
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