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Live Bedside Music in Daily Clinical Practice of a Surgical Hospital Ward Among Older Patients: A Controlled Study Design of an Innovative Practice

H. van der Wal-Huisman, E. Heinemana & B. L. van Leeuwenb

April 5, 2021

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Research shows positive effects of recorded music on postoperative outcomes (pain and anxiety); but the impact of live music is unknown. This collaborative initiative explores live bedside music, on surgical hospital wards, for improving patient outcomes.

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