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1 What’s with all the Noise?
How use of Quiet Kits at Baystate Health can Reduce Noise and Enhance Patient Recovery in Daly 3B Outpatient Observation

2 Outpatient Observation & Infusion Patients in Daly 3B
Population Outpatient Observation & Infusion Patients in Daly 3B

3 I Intervention To determine whether implementing use of quiet kits can reduce noise and enhance patient recovery at Baystate Health

4 Usual care without quiet kits
Comparison Usual care without quiet kits

5 O Outcome To reduce noise and improve the patient experience at Baystate Health

6 T Timeline 3 months

7 The Question In Daly 3B (Outpatient Observation), does use of quiet kits reduce noise and improve patient recovery at Baystate Health, compared with current noise reduction strategies over the course of three months?

8 Why is this Important? Noise is detrimental to the patient experience and consistently contributes to poor HCAP scores

9 Relevance to Nursing Care
Noise is a major contributor of sleep disturbance Sleep disturbance imposes both psychological and physiological stressors among hospitalized patients that include: Increased risk of hypertension Increased pain perception, anxiety, and stress Increased learned helplessness Increased number of communication errors between hospital staff members Decreased patient healing

10 Authors Michael Bruneau Jr., OA/MT Robin Pelletier, RN
Brigid Gildea, RN Amanda Petri, RN Therese Leab, PCT Kimberley Dziel, RN

11 References Dean, E. (2014). Quiet please, for our health's sake. Nursing Standard (Royal College of Nursing (Great Britain) : 1987), 29(1), doi: /ns s26 [doi] Konkani, A., Oakley, B., & Bauld, T. J. (2012). Reducing hospital noise: A review of medical device alarm management. Biomedical Instrumentation & Technology / Association for the Advancement of Medical Instrumentation, 46(6), doi: / [doi] Mazer, S. E. (2012). Creating a culture of safety: Reducing hospital noise. Biomedical Instrumentation & Technology / Association for the Advancement of Medical Instrumentation, 46(5), doi: / [doi]

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