Key result
Listening to music prior to coronary angiography significantly reduced post-procedural state anxiety scores (mean 32.70) compared to routine care (mean 52.43, p=0.028).
Why the study?
Anxiety prior to coronary angiography negatively affects physiological parameters, but the impact of pre-procedural music listening and information training needed determination.
Does music listening or information training reduce anxiety and improve physiological parameters in adults undergoing elective coronary angiography?
RCT (n=102)
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Does music listening or information training reduce anxiety and improve physiological parameters in adults undergoing elective coronary angiography?
Effect estimate: d=0.60
Absolute Event Rate: 32.7% vs 52.43%
p-value: p=0.028
Non-pharmacological interventions such as music listening and information training prior to coronary angiography effectively reduce patient anxiety and stabilize physiological parameters.
Supports incorporating music listening before coronary angiography to reduce anxiety; extends RCT evidence for non-pharmacological interventions in cardiac procedures.
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AÇIKGÖZ et al. (2021) conducted an RCT in Elective coronary angiography (n=102). Music listening vs. Routine nursing care was evaluated on Post-CAG State anxiety score (d=0.60, p=0.028). Listening to music prior to coronary angiography significantly reduced post-procedural state anxiety scores (mean 32.70) compared to routine care (mean 52.43, p=0.028).
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