Use of Comfort Theory In Intensive Care

"Structured nursing interventions based on the Comfort Theory were applied to patients in the intervention group.~Patients were mobilized at least once during the day. Auxiliary materials believed to increase patient comfort, such as tablet computers, wired headphones, sleep headphones, and sleep masks, were provided.~Patients had face-to-face meetings with their families during the day and video calls in the evening.~Care interventions were minimized as much as possible for patients between 24:00-07:00 at night, and treatments were carefully planned around these hours.~Blood sampling was performed at 23:00 at night, and X-rays were taken at 07:00 in the morning.~The Patient Identification Form, General Comfort Scale, and Intensive Care Unit Environmental Stressor Scale were administered face-to-face by the researcher 48 hours after the patient\'s admission to the intensive care unit."