This study investigates the effects of nighttime technology use on researchers’ sleep quality and psychological wellbeing at the University of Sharjah, UAE. Utilizing a descriptive qualitative research design, the study engaged participants through semi-structured interviews to explore their perspectives on nighttime technology use. Thematic analysis of the interview data revealed three main emergent themes: (1) "Risk and Protective Factors of Nighttime Technology Use and Sleep Disturbances," (2) "Technostress and Psychological Wellbeing," and (3) "Protective Strategies: Researchers’ Perspectives." The findings offer some insights into the effects of nighttime technology use on researchers’ sleep quality and psychological wellbeing. These insights can help develop programs aimed at improving work-life balance for researchers, emphasizing the importance of mental health and self-care in high-pressure academic environments.

Documentation is an integral part of nursing care because it is a legal aspect and is the responsibility and liability of the care provided to patients. The development of nursing documentation by playing technology in nursing care services will impact nurses’ ability to carry out nursing actions. The purpose of this study is to describe the use of technology in documenting nursing records. The method used is scoping reviews by searching for relevant articles using keywords. The inclusion criteria in this review are the results of the study measuring or analyzing the use of technology in nursing care documentation, the participants in the survey are nurses who use technology in documenting their care, the research uses the quasi-experiment method, site study, mixed methods, cross-sectional, innovation project, the year of publication of the study in the period of 2018-2023 and, the research in English. The results in the review include two articles that show research on the perception of good nurses in the use of nursing care documentation, and three articles have effective results in the use of technology in nursing care, namely the use of Patient Condition Adaptive Path System (PCAPS), Automated Data Entry Process Technology (ADEPT), and Omaha system in electronic health records. An adequate system is related to the nurse process in carrying out nursing actions, conceptually, entering data, and integrating nursing care documentation.