Reducing noise pollution in the hospital setting by establishing a Department of Sound: A survey of recent research on the effects of noise and music in health care

Preventive Medicine

Volumn 30, Issue 4, 2000, Pages 339-345

  Cabrera, Izumi Nomura ^a   Lee, Mathew H M ^a  

^a NEW YORK UNIVERSITY SCHOOL OF MEDICINE   (United States)

Author keywords

Hospital noise; Music; Music therapy; Noise

Indexed keywords

HOSPITAL DEPARTMENT; MUSIC THERAPY; NOISE POLLUTION; NOISE REDUCTION; PRIORITY JOURNAL; REVIEW;

EID: 0034077592     PISSN: 00917435     EISSN: None     Source Type: Journal    
DOI: 10.1006/pmed.2000.0638     Document Type: Review

References (53)

1. Clark W W, Bohne B A. Effects of noise on hearing. JAMA. 281:1999;1658-1659
2. Miller J D. Effects of noise on people. J Acoust Soc Am. 56:1974;729-764
3. McLean E K, Tarnopolsky A. Noise, discomfort and mental health. Psychol Med. 7:1977;19-62
4. Dengerink H A, Wright J W, Thompson P, Dengerink J E. Changes in plasma angiotensin II with noise exposure and their relationship to TTS. J Acoust Soc Am. 72:1982;276-278
5. Lovallo W R, Pishkin V. A psychophysiological comparison of type A and B men exposed to failure and uncontrollable noise. Psychophysiology. 17:1980;29-36
6. Monroe J. How noise pollution affects us. Curr Health 2. 22:1996;30-32
7. Arvidsson O, Lindvall T. Subjective annoyance from noise compared with some directly measurable effects. Arch Environ Health. 33:1978;159-166
8. Bayo M V, Garcia A M, Garcia A. Noise levels in an urban hospital and workers' subjective responses. Arch Environ Health. 50:1995;247-252
9. Grumet G. Pandemonium in the modern hospital. N Engl J Med. 328:1993;433-437
10. Falk S A, Woods N F. Hospital noise - levels and potential health hazards. N Engl J Med. 289:1973;774-781
11. Aitken R J. Quantitative noise analysis in a modern hospital. Arch Environ Health. 37:1982;361-364
12. Fife D, Rappaport E. Noise and hospital stay. Am J Public Health. 66:1976;680-681
13. Hilton A. The hospital racket: how noisy is your unit? Am J Nurs. 87:1987;59-61
14. Nolen W A. Can you hear me? N Engl J Med. 289:1973;803-804
15. Tsiou C, Eftymiatos D, Theodossopoulou E, Notis P, Kiriakou K. Noise sources and levels in the Evgenidion Hospital intensive care unit. Inten Care Med. 24:1998;845-847
16. Cropp A J, Woods L A, Raney D, Bredle D L. Name that tone: The proliferation of alarms in the intensive care unit. Chest. 105:1994;1217-1221
17. Millman R. LTC facilities filled with noise pollution. Brown Univ Long-Term Care Q Adv. 9:1997;2-3
18. Minckley B B. A study of noise and its relationship to patient discomfort in the recovery room. Nurs Res. 17:1968;247-250
19. Shapiro R A, Berland T. Noise in the operating room. N Engl J Med. 287:1972;1236-1238
20. Kestin I G, Miller B R, Lockhart C H. Auditory alarms during anesthesia monitoring. Anesthesiology. 69:1988;106-109
21. Hodge B, Thompson J F. Noise pollution in the operating theatre. Lancet. 335:1990;891-894
22. Chlan L. Effectiveness of a music therapy intervention on relax ation and anxiety for patients receiving ventilatory assistance. Heart Lung. 27:1998;169-176
23. Hicks F. Midwifery: the role of music therapy in the care of the newborn. Nurs Times. 91:1995;31-33
24. Olson, S, L. Bedside music care: applications in pregnancy, child birth, and neonatal care. 1998;27:569-75
25. Burke M, Walsh J, Oehler J, Gingras J. Music therapy following suctioning: four case studies. Neonatal Network. 14:1995;41-49
26. Munson M. Plugged in preemies: tunes may help babies breathe better. Prevention. 47:1995;42-43
27. Long C. Doctors find music works well with sedatives and anesthetics. Insight News. 12:1996;41-42
28. Eisenman A, Cohen B. Music therapy for patients undergoing regional anesthesia. AORN J. 62:1995;947-950
29. Bonny H L, McCarron N. Music as an adjunct to anesthesia in operative procedures. AANA J. 52:1984;55-57
30. Heiser R M, Chiles K, Fudge M, Gray S E. The use of music during the immediate postoperative recovery period. AORN J. 65:1997;777-778
31. Gardner K. Composing or choosing music for patient use during surgery. Bejjani F. Current research in arts medicine. 1993;441-445 MedArt Int. Chicago
32. Good M. Effects of relaxation and music on postoperative pain: a review. J Adv Nurs. 24:1996;905-914
33. Schwartz F J, Bejjani F. Music and medicine. Current Research in Arts Medicine. 1993;MedArt Int. Chicago. p. 375-9
34. McKinney C H, Tims F C, Kumar A M, Kumar M. The effect of selected classical music and spontaneous imagery on plasma beta-endorphin. J Behav Med. 20:1997;85-99
35. Liebman, S, S, Maclaren, A. Effects of music and relaxation on anxiety in adolescent pregnancy. In: Bejjani, F, editor. Current research in arts medicine. Chicago, MedArt Int., 1993:427-431
36. Bruinsma R. Music therapy and motherhood. Aust J Mus Ther. 6:1995;19-34
37. Loewy J, MacGregor B, Richards K, Rodriquez J. Music therapy in pediatric pain management: assessing and attending to the sounds of hurt, fear and anxiety. Loewy J. Music therapy and pediatric pain. 1997;45-56 Jeffery Books, New Jersey
38. Turry A E. The use of clinical improvisation to alleviate procedural distress in young children. Loewy J. Music therapy and pediatric pain. 1997;89-96 Jeffery Books, New Jersey
39. Han P. The use of music in managing pain for hospitalized children. Aust J Mus Ther. 9:1998;45-56
40. Edward J. Music therapy for children with severe burn injury. Mus Ther Perspect. 16:1998;21-26
41. Chesky K S, Michel D E. Advances in medical applications of music and music vibration using the MVT: Potential for preemptive analgesia in pediatric surgery. Loewy J. Music therapy and pediatric pain. 1997;97-103 Jeffery Books, New Jersey
42. Nutr Health Rev. 73:1995;8-9
43. Augustin P, Hains A A. Effect of music on ambulatory surgery patients' preoperative anxiety. AORN J. 63:1996;750-756
44. Palakanis K C, DeNobile J W, Sweeney W, Brian B, Charles L. Effect of music therapy on state anxiety in patients undergoing flexible sigmoidoscopy. Dis Colon Rect. 37:1994;478-481
45. Bampton P, Draper B. Effect of relaxation music on patient tolerance of gastrointestinal endoscopic procedures. J Clin Gastrol. 25:1997;343-345
46. Johnston K, Rohaly-Davis J. An introduction to music therapy: helping the oncology patient in the ICU. CC Nurs Q. 18:1996;54-62
47. Cunningham M F, Monson B, Bookbinder M. Introducing a music program in the perioperative area. AORN J. 66:1997;674-682
48. Magill L, Coyle N, Handzo G, Loscalzo M. Cancer and pain: a creative, multidisciplinary approach in working with patients and families. Loewy J. Music therapy and pediatric pain. 1997;107-114 Jeffery Books, New Jersey
49. Boldt S. The effects of music therapy on motivation, psychological well-being, physical comfort, and exercise endurance of bone marrow transplant patients. J Mus Ther. 33:1996;164-188
50. Guzzetta C E. Effects of relaxation and music therapy on patients in a coronary care unit with presumptive acute myocardial in farction. Heart Lung. 18:1989;609-616
51. Byers J F, Smyth K A. Effect of a music intervention on noise annoyance, heart rate, and blood pressure in cardiac surgery patients. Am J CC. 6:1997;183-191
52. Cowan D S. Managing sickle cell pain with music therapy. Loewy J. Music therapy and pediatric pain. 1997;115-123 Jeffery Books, New Jersey
53. Jastreboff P J, Gray W C, Gold S L. Neurophysiological approach to tinnitus patients. Am J Otol. 17:1996;236-240