Kuyper College

This report presents the results of DiSSCo-Flanders WP2 task 2.1 ‘Detailed inventory of the collections’.

Hospitalization is a condition that destroys children living in a hospital, undergoing therapy and treatment for a reason that is planned or an emergency. Hospitalization has been shown to cause restless sleep disorders, the client's inability to get a comfortable position and pain is the most common cause of sleep rest disorder. Sleep Hygiene Therapy is a term used to describe good sleep habits or patterns. Sleep Hygiene as a non-pharmacological therapy for sleep disorders, promotes the formation of sleep routines, good and quality sleep patterns. This study aims to determine and analyze the quality of sleep after applying sleep hygiene to school-age children undergoing hospitalization. The method in this study is applied research involving 2 subjects. The results showed that after being given sleep hygiene therapy in children who experienced sleep patterns during hospitalization in both respondents there was a change in sleep quality from severe sleep pattern disorders to mild. The conclusion of this study is that there is an effect of sleep hygiene intervention on the problem of sleep pattern disorders in school-age children undergoing hospitalization.

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Abstract Following its publication in March 1516, Erasmus’s Novum Instrumentum became one of the most significant texts for the Reformation. A less explored element of the development of this first published Greek New Testament is the role of the Old Testament editor, Johannes Oecolampadius (1482–1531). This study focuses on the contributions of Oecolampadius with particular attention given to the Annotations on Romans. By looking through the lens of the remarks in the Novum Instrumentum regarding the Hebrew language and the Old Testament, and comparing them with the lectures by Martin Luther on Romans that he finished with the use of this newly available resource, the influence Oecolampadius had on Luther before his famous action in October 1517 becomes more apparent. Notably, then we can see the resulting influence of Luther on Oecolampadius to embrace the newly forming evangelical teaching and eventually become the leading reformer in Basel.