Here's where we are making music in 2019.
The Whittington Hospital, ISlington
A brand new project starting in January 2019 and new challenge for our musicians!
We are working within the maternity unit playing with new born babies and their families. We have also been asked to visit the induction bays, IFOR Children’s ward and the neonatal unit. More info to come!
Broomfield Hospital, Essex
Pulse Arts have been making music on the Children's Wards since January 2016. The wards we visit every Thursday include Children’s Burns ward, Children’s Outpatients ward, Phoenix Ward, Wizard surgical ward, Children's A&E and the Neonatal Intensive Care Unit.
We also work on Care of the Elderley Wards: Baddow, Braxsted, Goldhanger, Danbury and Lister. Here is a video of Joe working on Danbury Ward:
“I get more blood tests done in the same time when they are here. It creates a calm atmosphere for the patients. I’d like to be able to book them every week, people appreciate it so much.”
Evelina London Children's Hospital
Pulse Arts has been delivering regular sessions at the Evelina since February 2016. We are thrilled to work in close partnership with the Breathe Arts Programme, who do so much work to enrich the hospital environment at Guy's and St Thomas'. We are working on Mountain and Savannah Wards, NICU & PICU Intensivce Care Wards, Pediatric Dentistry Ward and Snow Leopard Ward.
“‘Pulse Arts played for my incubated and ventilated patient on PICU. She had been finding it hard to be awake and settled, however when being played music she was calm and mesmerised by the music. Thank you!’
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Great ormond StReet Hospital For Children
Pulse Arts Musicians have been delivering Music In Healthcare practice at Great Ormond Street since November 2014 as part of GOSH Arts, the innovative and award winning arts programme based at the hospital.
We have worked across many areas of the hospital including outpatients, intensive care units and pre and post surgical wards. We are currently delivering monthly evening Lullaby Sessions.
““I have witnessed and enjoyed the music by the two musicians playing in the blood waiting room and across the department. Children often join in and the music has a positive impact on everyone in the area.””