Living with alarms: the audio environment in an intensive care unit [Book Review]

AI and Society 27 (2):269-276 (2012)
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This article treats the use of sonification in Percy Military Training Hospital’s intensive care unit, through an interview with Anaesthetist Professor Bruno Debien. It starts with a description of the environment completed by some technical information concerning the equipment. This is followed by a commented transcription of the interview with Bruno Debien and concludes with reflections on the nature of audio alarms and their relation to different modes of listening

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The tuning of the world: toward a theory of soundscape design.R. Murray Schafer - 1977 - Philadelphia: University of Pennsylvania Press.

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