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Effects of noise in hospitals

Authors: F C, Biley;

Effects of noise in hospitals

Abstract

Excessive noise in health care settings can induce headaches, cause irritability, prolong wound healing and increase sensitivity to pain. Simple measures, such as wearing soft-soled shoes, closing doors to areas with excessive noise (the television or sluice rooms) and choosing equipment with quieter alarms, can improve patient outcomes and result in a better working environment for hospital staff.

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Inpatients, Stress, Physiological, Health Facility Environment, Humans, Nursing Staff, Hospital, Noise, Hospitals

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