Sleep and Activity Habits of Inpatients with Chest Tubes: A Pilot Observational Trial

Date Added
April 9th, 2025
PRO Number
Pro00140546
Researcher
Christopher Gilbert

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Keywords
Lung, Pulmonary
Summary

This is a non-invasive, observational study aiming to collect data on the impact chest tubes have on inpatients during their hospitalizations. Sleep and activity patterns, as well as select vital signs will be tracked using an MUSC-owned Apple Watch, which subjects will wear, and an MUSC-owned iPhone, for up to seven days during admission to the hospital. Each day, a study coordinator will visit subjects to collect a brief sleep survey. Participation may last up to 7 days while subjects are admitted and have a chest tube in place. Upon completion of the study, a study coordinator will collect the Apple Watch and iPhone for data analysis.

This pilot data will provide initial information on the feasibility of collecting and performing a larger study on the inpatient mobility, activity, and sleep.

Institution
MUSC
Recruitment Contact
Randal Neff
8437924557
Neffr@musc.edu



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