The National Health and Medical Research Council defined Level I and Level II evidence as:• Level I: Systematic reviews or meta-analyses of randomised controlled trials• Level II: Randomised controlled trials2As part of the APPLY stage of the EBP, use only Level I and or Level II evidence to clearly answer thefollowing research question: “in adults, which interventions are effective in facilitating the onset andduration of quality sleep in hospitalised patients experiencing sleep difficulties?”Immediately after your introductory paragraph, you must use the relevant evidence to briefly explainthe impact of sleep loss in hospitalised patients on clinical outcomes as a background to your response.In APPLYING the literature, you are to search for and review only Level I and/or Level II evidence about“in adults, which interventions are effective in facilitating the onset and duration of quality sleep inhospitalised patients experiencing sleep difficulties?”You are required to include a table of the included studies that you have read and considered to be onlyLevel I and/or Level II evidence that provides evidence that answers the research question (“in adults,which interventions are effective in facilitating the onset and duration of quality sleep in hospitalisedpatients experiencing sleep difficulties?”) with the following information briefly summarised from eachstudy:• Author• Year• Study design (you should explicitly state the methodology or method used in the study)• Population• Intervention type(s)• Comparator intervention (if applicable)• Outcome(s)You are then required to synthesize only the Level I and/or Level II evidence that you have providedwithin the table of included studies.Then, use the findings from your synthesis of this evidence to make clear recommendations about (“inadults, which interventions are effective in facilitating the onset and duration of quality sleep inhospitalised patients experiencing sleep difficulties?”You must structure your response under the following headings in the order identified below.• Introduction• Background• Table of Included Studies (not included in word count)• Synthesis of the Evidence• Recommendations• Conclusion• References