Music Listening and Multiple Dimensions of Well-Being in Acute Stroke

Giacomo Giacalone; S Boni; S. Pezzotta; Emanuele Dotto; Francesca Colombo; Raffaella Chieffo; Mario Orrico; Miryam Cannizzaro; Mor Gueye; Massimo Filippi; Luisa Roveri

doi:10.1001/jamanetworkopen.2026.23732

July 17, 2026JAMA Network OpenOpen Access

Music Listening and Multiple Dimensions of Well-Being in Acute Stroke

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This research investigates how personalized music listening affects well-being during hospitalization for acute stroke.
Randomized clinical trial design
Patients received personalized vocal music listening during hospitalization
Assessment of feasibility and patient-reported outcomes
Personalized music listening was found to be feasible and well-accepted among participants
Patients reported improved well-being outcomes during their hospitalization
Patient satisfaction increased significantly with music intervention

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Randomized trial examines the impact of personalized music listening on well-being in acute stroke patients, suggesting positive outcomes.

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This randomized clinical trial examines the feasibility, acceptability, and patient-reported outcomes of personalized listening to vocal music during hospitalization for acute stroke.

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