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Editorials represent the opinions EDITORIAL of the authors and JAMA and not those of the American Medical Association. ONLINE FIRST Music Therapy for Reducing Anxiety in Critically Ill Patients (19-point difference on a 100-point scale), sedation inten- Elie Azoulay, MD, PhD sity, and sedation frequency (eg, by day 5, patients in the Marine Chaize, MS music group received 3 doses per day of sedative medica- Nancy Kentish-Barnes, PhD tion vs 5 doses per day in the usual care group). This trial demonstrates that an apparently easily imple- HE VAST MAJORITY OF CRITICALLY ILL PATIENTS WHO mented intervention used actively by the patient can re- receive mechanical ventilation now survive, even duce anxiety. However, several issues remain. First, it is not those with acute lung injury or acute respiratory dis- clear whether anxiety really was the primary end point of Ttress syndrome. Over the past decade, an increas- the study. Anxiety is characterized by apprehension, agita- ing number of studies have focused not only on survival, tion, increased motor activity, arousal, and fearful with- but also on the patients’ experience of critical care. These drawal. However, in the study, anxiety was not defined based studies have evaluated 3 periods: the
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Published: Jun 12, 2013
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