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Impact of Live Preferential Music on Pain in the Emergency Care Setting: A Randomized Controlled Trial
Introduction: Pain is the most prevalent complaint for the more than 155 million patients accessing emergency care in the United States. Appropriate and timely management of pain is a measure of quality emergency care. However, the opioid crisis has created a need for multimodal and alternative appr
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