The Effect of Music on Postoperative Pain and Anxiety

Allred, Kelly; Byers, Jacqueline Fowler; Sole, Mary Lou

doi:10.1016/j.pmn.2008.12.002

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“…33 The results did not reveal a significant impact on DBP and RR. This finding was similar to other studies in RR, 24,29 but inconsistent with previous studies in DBP, 32 RR. 33 A study reported that subjects required fewer opioids or analgesics after listening to music, 34 but no such impact was detected regarding PCA use and DDS use in this study, which is similar to previous studies.…”

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“…33 A study reported that subjects required fewer opioids or analgesics after listening to music, 34 but no such impact was detected regarding PCA use and DDS use in this study, which is similar to previous studies. 24,35 Music therapy is safe, inexpensive, simple to learn, and may be used easily by nurses in hospitals. 36 In nursing practice, music may be used alone, or combined with other methods like jaw relaxation 29 and therapist guidance 26 ; it may be practiced in various settings, situations and populations for different purposes.…”

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Effects of music therapy on pain, anxiety, and vital signs in patients after thoracic surgery

Liu

Petrini

2015

Complementary Therapies in Medicine

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Effects of music therapy on pain, anxiety, and vital signs in patients after thoracic surgery

Liu

Petrini

2015

Complementary Therapies in Medicine

103

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“…One of the most well studied domains is the one of healthcare. Specifically, music has been shown to have positive effects on pain management, namely postoperative pain, as well as on anxiety, depression and disabilities, allowing patients to use music to enhance the effects of analgesics and other drugs, promoting overall feelings of power [23]. Other studies show that intraoperative music may decrease postoperative pain, and that postoperative music therapy may reduce anxiety, pain and morphine consumption [24,25].…”

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Quantifying the effects of external factors on individual performance

Carneiro

Nováis

2017

Future Generation Computer Systems

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Monitoring and managing performance in the workplace is nowadays an important aspect, in a time in which methodologies like Agile push individual and team limits further. Current performance monitoring approaches are either intrusive or based on productivity measures and are thus often dreaded by workers. Moreover, these approaches do not take into account the importance and role of the numerous external factors that influence productivity. We present a non-intrusive performance monitoring environment based on behavioral biometrics and real time analytics. It monitors and analyses 15 features extracted from the workers' interaction with the computer and can provide a measure of performance that is completely transparent. This measure is sensitive to external factors such as mental fatigue, stress or emotional valence. We validate this environment by assessing the effects of musical selection on Human-Computer Interaction. Results show a significant improvement on mouse motion when participants listen to the selected auditory stimuli and a negative effect on typing performance, especially with stimuli with positive tension. This work will enable the development of performance monitoring and management environments, with benefits for both organizations and individuals.

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“…Bazı yarı deneysel çalışmalar ameliyat odasındaki müziğin hastanın anksiyete seviyesini ve durumluluk anksiyetesini (Allred, Byers and Sole 2010), norepinefrin seviyesini (Szmedra and Bacharach 1998) (Pittman and Kridli 2011).…”

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