Designing Sound for Health and Wellbeing (Book+ DVD)

by  David Brown, Elizabeth Grierson, George Jelinek, Keely Macarow

Designing Sound for Health and Wellbeing is a three-year project research funded by an ARC Linkage Grant.

Book: David Brown, Elizabeth Grierson, George Jelinek, Keely Macarow, Philip Samartzis, Tracey Weiland, Craig Winter .

Invited Speaker: Elizabeth Grierson, Designing Sound for Health and Wellbeing: a transdisciplinary 3-year research project bringing together sound art and emergency medicine. Invited speaker at Faculty of Education Colloquium Series 2012, Wilf Malcolm Institute of Educational Research, the University of Waikato, New Zealand, 17 August 2012.

Designing Sound for Health and Wellbeing is a three-year project research funded by an ARC Linkage Grant [Project number LP0882346]. The research investigates the ways in which sound and music compositions can ease the stress and anxiety of patients located in a hospital Emergency Department. The aim of this collaborative research project, comprising teams of composers, art producers and historians, writers, emergency medicine practitioners and health psychology researchers, was to test the function of environmental and electroacoustic music compositions especially produced for patients in the Emergency Department of St Vincent’s Hospital Melbourne. The research and findings of this project provide new knowledge of the impact and use of sound and music in Emergency Medicine and the physical effect of sound and musical compositions on human health in general.

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