Playing Music During Operations Could Calm Patients

The video explores the use of music in surgical settings, highlighting its benefits in patient relaxation and its mixed reception among medical staff. It discusses the historical use of music in medicine and questions whether modern patients prefer it. Critics argue music can be distracting, prompting an experiment with student doctors to assess its impact. The video concludes with a belief that treatment should be personalized.

What are some benefits of playing music for patients during surgery?

How do patients generally feel about the use of music in operating theatres?

What percentage of operating theatres reportedly use music?

What are some criticisms regarding the use of music in surgical settings?

What was the experience of the student doctors regarding music in the operating theatre?