Live music in hospital oncology settings: environmental, interpersonal, and personal outcomes for staff, patients, and carers.

IF 1.8 4区 医学 Q3 PUBLIC, ENVIRONMENTAL & OCCUPATIONAL HEALTH
Kristy Apps, Naomi Sunderland
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Abstract

Background: This paper explores the environmental, interpersonal, and personal outcomes of music performance in a hospital oncology setting. An original, qualitative research study examined the impact of live music for staff, patients, and carers.

Methods: Data were collected using a multi-method approach of observations and semi-structured interviews and were analysed using inductive and theory-driven theming that was shaped by a determinants of health framework.

Results: The research found that live music promoted stronger relationships and calmer environments, among other environmental, social and individual outcomes. Improved communication between staff through the creation of a more supportive environment was a pertinent finding of the research. No negative effects were reported.

Conclusions: We discuss research findings in the context of relevant literature and suggest recommendations for future hospital-based live music programs. Results of this study indicate that live music interventions impacted individual, interpersonal, social and environment factors that led to health and wellbeing outcomes for participants.

现场音乐在医院肿瘤学设置:环境,人际关系,和工作人员,病人和护理人员的个人结果。
背景:本文探讨肿瘤医院音乐表演的环境、人际关系和个人结果。一项原创的定性研究调查了现场音乐对工作人员、病人和护理人员的影响。方法:采用观察和半结构化访谈的多方法方法收集数据,并使用由健康决定因素框架形成的归纳和理论驱动主题进行分析。结果:研究发现,在其他环境、社会和个人结果中,现场音乐促进了更牢固的关系和更平静的环境。通过创造更有利的环境来改善工作人员之间的沟通是这项研究的一项相关发现。没有负面影响的报道。结论:我们在相关文献的背景下讨论研究结果,并对未来医院现场音乐节目提出建议。本研究结果表明,现场音乐干预影响了导致参与者健康和幸福结果的个人、人际、社会和环境因素。
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Arts & Health
Arts & Health PUBLIC, ENVIRONMENTAL & OCCUPATIONAL HEALTH-
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