Music for preoperative anxiety

The Soothing Patients' Anxiety ‘Spa’ Experience

“…Patients are asked if they would like to listen to music of their choice prior to coming to theatre and also whether they would like to listen to music in the operating theatre. Bradt et al (2013) concluded in their systematic review that music listening may have a beneficial effect on preoperative anxiety.…”

The Soothing Patients' Anxiety ‘Spa’ Experience

“…Patients are asked if they would like to listen to music of their choice prior to coming to theatre and also whether they would like to listen to music in the operating theatre. Bradt et al (2013) concluded in their systematic review that music listening may have a beneficial effect on preoperative anxiety.…”

The Medicine of Music: A Systematic Approach for Adoption Into Perianesthesia Practice

“…1,2 In recent history, much research has been conducted demonstrating the efficacy of music therapy in reducing preoperative anxiety. 3 Brunges and Avigne 4 state that patients who listen to their choice of music before and during surgery are less anxious and more relaxed than those who receive no interventions.…”

The effect of music therapy on the physical and mental parameters of cancer patients during hematopoietic stem cell transplantation

“…18 Systematic reviews have shown a significant potential of music in decreasing anxiety. [19][20][21] A recent meta-analysis showed that music can significantly decrease anxiety and pain in patients receiving music intervention before, during, and after surgery. 20 Music was found to have a relaxing and calming effect on patients during intracardiac catheterization.…”

The Soothing Patients' Anxiety ‘Spa’ Experience

“…Patients are asked if they would like to listen to music of their choice prior to coming to theatre and also whether they would like to listen to music in the operating theatre. Bradt et al (2013) concluded in their systematic review that music listening may have a beneficial effect on preoperative anxiety.…”

The Medicine of Music: A Systematic Approach for Adoption Into Perianesthesia Practice

“…1,2 In recent history, much research has been conducted demonstrating the efficacy of music therapy in reducing preoperative anxiety. 3 Brunges and Avigne 4 state that patients who listen to their choice of music before and during surgery are less anxious and more relaxed than those who receive no interventions.…”

The effect of music therapy on the physical and mental parameters of cancer patients during hematopoietic stem cell transplantation

“…18 Systematic reviews have shown a significant potential of music in decreasing anxiety. [19][20][21] A recent meta-analysis showed that music can significantly decrease anxiety and pain in patients receiving music intervention before, during, and after surgery. 20 Music was found to have a relaxing and calming effect on patients during intracardiac catheterization.…”

The Soothing Patients' Anxiety ‘Spa’ Experience

“…Patients are asked if they would like to listen to music of their choice prior to coming to theatre and also whether they would like to listen to music in the operating theatre. Bradt et al (2013) concluded in their systematic review that music listening may have a beneficial effect on preoperative anxiety.…”

The Medicine of Music: A Systematic Approach for Adoption Into Perianesthesia Practice

“…1,2 In recent history, much research has been conducted demonstrating the efficacy of music therapy in reducing preoperative anxiety. 3 Brunges and Avigne 4 state that patients who listen to their choice of music before and during surgery are less anxious and more relaxed than those who receive no interventions.…”

The effect of music therapy on the physical and mental parameters of cancer patients during hematopoietic stem cell transplantation

“…18 Systematic reviews have shown a significant potential of music in decreasing anxiety. [19][20][21] A recent meta-analysis showed that music can significantly decrease anxiety and pain in patients receiving music intervention before, during, and after surgery. 20 Music was found to have a relaxing and calming effect on patients during intracardiac catheterization.…”