背景音乐改善了公民和疫苗接种人员的Covid-19疫苗接种体验——一项试点研究。

S. Jacobsen, B. Beck, Charlotte Lindvang
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新冠肺炎大流行导致压力、焦虑、抑郁和创伤后应激障碍水平升高。保健工作人员每天都要处理不同程度的激动和焦虑,这需要毅力和高度的积极性和注意力。该研究旨在通过在2021年春季使用背景音乐支持公民和工作人员完成Covid-19疫苗程序,以应对这些多样化的挑战。与卫生保健人员和医务人员合作,编制了一个精心策划的播放列表。在播放音乐的三天和不播放音乐的三天中,共有699名市民和39名员工参与了观察数据。数据分析表明,与疫苗接种有关的背景音乐如何对公民和工作人员产生积极影响,特别是在公民对等待时间、情绪、接种大厅声音环境的体验方面,以及工作人员与公民接触和与同事合作的体验方面。实施精心策划的播放列表需要专业知识来最大化潜在的好处,因为背景音乐也可能产生负面影响。工作人员的参与对处理道德问题至关重要,因为他们需要充分了解背景音乐及其适当使用。
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Background music improves experience of Covid-19 vaccination for citizens and vaccination staff - a pilot study.
The Covid-19 pandemic has caused elevated levels of stress, anxiety, depression, and post-traumatic stress. Health care staff daily deal with varying degrees of agitation and anxiety which requires perseverance and a high degree of motivation and concentration. This study aimed to meet such diverse challenges by supporting citizens and staff through Covid-19 vaccine procedures in Spring 2021 using background music. A curated playlist was developed in collaboration with health care staff and medical staff. Observation data was collected on three days with music and on three days without music with a total of 699 citizens and 39 employees participating. Analysis of data indicated how background music in connection with vaccination may have a positive effect on citizens and staff, especially in terms of citizen experience of waiting time, of mood, of sound environment in the vaccination hall, as well as staff experience of contact with citizens and of cooperation with colleagues. Implementing curated playlists requires professional expertise to maximize potential benefits, as background music also can have negative effects. The involvement of staff is essential in addressing ethical aspect, as they need to be fully informed about background music and its appropriate usage.
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