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Noise levels in operating rooms- A comparison of Cananda and England

Author(s): Davies, J.M., Ewen, A., Cuppage, A., Gilbert, D., Winkelaar, R.
Added October 2012

Name that tone. The proliferation of alarms in the intensive care unit

Author(s): Cropp, A.J., Woods, L.A., Raney, D., Bredle, D.L.
Added October 2012

Reducing occupational stress in intensive care

Author(s): Corr, M.
Added October 2012

Noise exposure during noninvasive ventilation with a helmet, a nasal mask, and a facial mask

Author(s): Cavaliere, F., Conti, G., Costa, R., Proietti, R., Sciuto, A., Masieri, S.
Added October 2012

Noise pollution in an intensive care unit for nephrology and dialysis

Author(s): Buemi, M., Allegra, A., Grasso, F., Mondio, G.
Added October 2012

Noise level measurements in four Phoenix emergency departments

Author(s): Buelow, M.
Added October 2012

Noise levels in a hospital

Author(s): Bovenzi, M., Collareta, A.
Added October 2012

Noise pollution in intensive-care units reduced by simple measures

Author(s): Bonn, D.
Added October 2012

Acoustics and psychosocial environment in intensive coronary care

Author(s): Blomkvist, V., Eriksen, C.A., Theorell, T., Ulrich, R., Rasmanis, G.
Research suggests that the physical environment of healthcare facilities influences patient satisfaction, pain, and infection. However, there is less research about how the design of healthcare spaces impacts staff outcomes such as job stress, work demands, fatigue, and quality of patient care.
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Added October 2012

Effects of noise in hospitals

Author(s): Biley, F.C.
Added October 2012

Cost analysis of ceiling tile replacement for noise abatement

Author(s): Berens, R.J., Weigle, C.G.
Added October 2012

Symposium looks into healthy designs

Author(s): Bennett, S.
Added October 2012

Noise levels in PICU: An evaluative study

Author(s): Bailey, E.,, Timmons, S.
Added October 2012

The effectiveness of wireless telephone communication technology on ambient noise level reduction within the ED

Author(s): Baevsky, R.H., Lu, M.Y., Smithline, H.A.
Added October 2012

Use of active noise cancellation devices in caregivers in the intensive care unit

Author(s): Akhtar, S., Weigle, C., Toohill, R., Berens, R.
Added October 2012

Design of circulation axes in densely used polyclinic waiting halls

Author(s): Akalin-Baskaya, A., Yildirim, K.
The purpose of this article is to explore whether spatial definition can affect the perceptual evaluations of users in highly dense conditions. The particular spatial definition studied in this research was the relationship between circulation axes and seating areas of a waiting hall. In crowded public interiors, it is generally assumed that users feel less comfortable and less safe. As suggested...
Key Point Summary
Added October 2012

Quantitative Noise Analysis in a Modern Hospital

Author(s): Aitken, R.J.
Added October 2012

Hospital Noise Stresses Patients and Staff

Author(s): West, J.E., Busch-Vishniac, E.
Added October 2012

The Relationship Between Counselor Satisfaction and Extrinsic Job Factors in State Rehabilitation Agencies

Author(s): Andrew, J. D., Faubion, C. W., Palmer, C. D.
In a national study, researchers collected survey data from 315 state rehabilitation agency counselors in 16 states to examine job satisfaction and extrinsic job factors. This report provides statistical analyses and extensive descriptive data characteristics. For example, only 46% of the sample reported having a master's degree (or higher) in some form of counseling, and only 25% reported...
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Added August 2012