Surgical Cockpit
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A quieter Intensive Care Unit (ICU) environment can lead to a 25% reduction in reported stress levels among nursing staff, which contributes to better focus, increased job satisfaction, and improved patient outcomes[1][2].
Therefore, the critical question is: How can the noise levels in an Intensive Care Unit (ICU) be effectively reduced? In response to this challenge, the concept of the 'Silent ICU' has been developed and is gaining traction. Numerous medical technology device manufacturers are making significant progress in its implementation.
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Kahn, J. M., et al. (2020). "The Impact of Noise Reduction Strategies on Patient and Staff Outcomes in the ICU: A Systematic Review." Critical Care Medicine, 48(5), e453-e461.