Quieter alarms for sharper surgeons? study probes operating room noise
NCT ID NCT07089485
Summary
This study aims to understand if the loudness of anesthesia monitoring alarms in the operating room increases mental strain on surgical trainees. In a simulated surgery setting, 26 surgical residents will perform tasks with alarms set at either a standard or a lower, optimized volume. Researchers will measure their stress and focus using heart rate monitors, eye-tracking, and questionnaires to see if quieter alarms help trainees concentrate without missing critical safety alerts.
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