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Hearing the Music in COVID-19’s Medically-Induced Coma: An Interview with Dr. William C. Banfield
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In this interview of Dr. William Banfield by music therapist, Dr. Suzanne Hanser, Banfield describes his diagnosis and treatment of COVID-19. While in a medically-induced coma, Banfield heard the music that his wife brought to the hospital, and the music became a vital part of the dreams and nightmares he experienced during his 17 days in a coma (April 4-20, 2020). Dr. Banfield describes how this affected his life and shares lessons about music and meaning.
International Association for Music and Medicine
Title: Hearing the Music in COVID-19’s Medically-Induced Coma: An Interview with Dr. William C. Banfield
Description:
In this interview of Dr.
William Banfield by music therapist, Dr.
Suzanne Hanser, Banfield describes his diagnosis and treatment of COVID-19.
While in a medically-induced coma, Banfield heard the music that his wife brought to the hospital, and the music became a vital part of the dreams and nightmares he experienced during his 17 days in a coma (April 4-20, 2020).
Dr.
Banfield describes how this affected his life and shares lessons about music and meaning.
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