We performed a randomised controlled trial comparing two kinds of earcons that could provide intermittent pulse oximetry information about a patient's oxygen saturation (SpO ) and heart rate (HR). Timbre-earcons represented SpO levels with different levels of timbre, and pitch-earcons with different levels of pitch. Both kinds of earcons represented HR with tremolo. Participants using pitch-earcons identified SpO levels alone, and both SpO plus HR levels, significantly better than participants using timbre-earcons:
Recent guidelines recommend oxygen saturation (SpO(2)) levels of 90%-95% for preterm neonates on sup...
In this paper we discuss the first of a series of experiments evaluating earcons for critical care e...
A detailed experimental evaluation of earcons was carried out to see whether they are an effective m...
Clinicians who have a continual awareness of a patient’s vital sign levels are more likely to detect...
Anaesthetists monitor auditory information about a patient's vital signs in an environment that can ...
The pulse oximeter (PO) provides anesthesiologists with continuous visual and auditory information a...
The pulse oximeter has been a standard of care medical monitor for >25 years. Most manufacturers inc...
This study compared the ability of forty anaesthetists to judge absolute levels of oxygen saturation...
Pulse oximeters monitor a patient's heart rate and oxygen saturation (SpO) via visual and auditory d...
Objective We aimed to test whether the use of novel pulse oximetry sounds (sonifications) better inf...
In the operating theatre, anesthesiologists monitor an anesthetized patient's oxygen saturation (SpO...
BACKGROUND: Finger clip pulse oximetry sensors are commonly used to obtain functional oxygen saturat...
Monitoring and maintaining premature neonates’ oxygen saturation (SpO2) levels within the recommende...
Recent guidelines recommend oxygen saturation (SpO) levels of 90%-95% for preterm neonates on supple...
Presented at the 25th International Conference on Auditory Display (ICAD 2019) 23-27 June 2019, Nort...
Recent guidelines recommend oxygen saturation (SpO(2)) levels of 90%-95% for preterm neonates on sup...
In this paper we discuss the first of a series of experiments evaluating earcons for critical care e...
A detailed experimental evaluation of earcons was carried out to see whether they are an effective m...
Clinicians who have a continual awareness of a patient’s vital sign levels are more likely to detect...
Anaesthetists monitor auditory information about a patient's vital signs in an environment that can ...
The pulse oximeter (PO) provides anesthesiologists with continuous visual and auditory information a...
The pulse oximeter has been a standard of care medical monitor for >25 years. Most manufacturers inc...
This study compared the ability of forty anaesthetists to judge absolute levels of oxygen saturation...
Pulse oximeters monitor a patient's heart rate and oxygen saturation (SpO) via visual and auditory d...
Objective We aimed to test whether the use of novel pulse oximetry sounds (sonifications) better inf...
In the operating theatre, anesthesiologists monitor an anesthetized patient's oxygen saturation (SpO...
BACKGROUND: Finger clip pulse oximetry sensors are commonly used to obtain functional oxygen saturat...
Monitoring and maintaining premature neonates’ oxygen saturation (SpO2) levels within the recommende...
Recent guidelines recommend oxygen saturation (SpO) levels of 90%-95% for preterm neonates on supple...
Presented at the 25th International Conference on Auditory Display (ICAD 2019) 23-27 June 2019, Nort...
Recent guidelines recommend oxygen saturation (SpO(2)) levels of 90%-95% for preterm neonates on sup...
In this paper we discuss the first of a series of experiments evaluating earcons for critical care e...
A detailed experimental evaluation of earcons was carried out to see whether they are an effective m...