A crosswalk between EHR data elements and appropriate media categories:
| EHR Data Field | Possible Media Prescription | Example | |----------------|-----------------------------|---------| | Pain scale (1-10) | Calming music, slow-tempo visuals, comedy (endorphin release) | Spotify “Deep Relaxation” playlist | | Anxiety diagnosis | Guided breathing exercises, ASMR (if tolerated), predictable narrative content | Calm app + familiar animated short | | Cognitive impairment (dementia) | Reminiscence therapy – music/videos from patient’s birth decade (from demographic data) | 1960s music + vintage travelogues | | Sensory issue (autism, migraine) | High-contrast reduction, noise-cancelling audio, repetitive soothing visuals | “Slow TV” – knitting, train journey | | Mobility level | Interactive seated games, VR exploration (without physical requirement) | Wander VR app | | Sleep quality (nursing notes) | White noise, sleep stories, dark-mode ambient video | “Nothing much happens” podcast | | Medication list (sedatives) | Adjust media to avoid overstimulation when CNS depressants active | Low-volume audiobooks only | video title patient record 122 8 pornone ex link
| Section | What to Track | Why It Matters | |--------|----------------|------------------| | 1. Identity & Vital Signs | Official title, genre, runtime, aspect ratio, audio languages, content rating (PG-13, TV-MA, etc.) | Ensures accurate listing on platforms and compliance with regional laws. | | 2. Rights & Restrictions | Licensor, license start/end dates, territories (US, EU, LATAM), exclusivity window, available formats (SVOD, AVOD, linear) | Prevents legal exposure and ensures timely renewals or removals. | | 3. Chain of Title | Contracts for underlying IP, option agreements, talent releases, music cue sheets, literary purchase agreements | Required for distribution deals and defending against infringement claims. | | 4. Technical & QC History | Master file formats (ProRes, IMF), closed caption files, QC log (errors, fixes, date of clean pass) | Avoids delivery rejections and accessibility violations. | | 5. Exploitation Log | Release dates (theatrical, home video, streaming), promotional windows, blackout periods, prior licensing to third parties | Maximizes revenue windows and avoids channel conflict. | A crosswalk between EHR data elements and appropriate
| Metric | Improvement | Source | |--------|-------------|--------| | Patient anxiety (STAI score) | ↓ 22-35% with personalized music/video | Meta-analysis, J Med Internet Res 2022 | | Pain medication requests | ↓ 24% when VR nature content used (matched to pain record) | Cedars-Sinai pilot, 2021 | | Patient satisfaction (HCAHPS “communication” domain) | ↑ 18% when media tailored to emotional state | Internal quality study, 2023 | | Sleep onset time (oncology unit) | ↓ 37 minutes with personalized sleep stories | Pediatric study, 2023 | | Section | What to Track | Why
| Field | Description | |-------|-------------| | Patient ID | Unique identifier | | Preferred Genres | Movies, music, podcasts, games, reading | | Allowed Content Ratings | e.g., PG-13, TV-14, explicit language restrictions | | Cognitive/Behavioral Notes | Avoid certain themes (violence, trauma triggers) | | Device Access | Tablet, TV, personal phone, hospital entertainment system | | Usage Log | Timestamps of media access (for monitoring) | | Clinical Notes | Impact on mood, sleep, therapy integration |
Patient Media & Entertainment Preference Record