Exploring the potential of creative museum-led activities to support stroke In-patient rehabilitation and wellbeing: A pilot mixed-methods study.

IF 1.8 4区医学 Q3 PUBLIC, ENVIRONMENTAL & OCCUPATIONAL HEALTH

Arts & Health Pub Date : 2023-06-01 DOI:10.1080/17533015.2022.2032224

Nuala Morse, L J Thomson, E Elsden, H Rogers, H J Chatterjee

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Abstract

Background: This paper proposes a framework for studying the potential of museum-led interventions for supporting stroke rehabilitation goals.

Methods: The intervention was based on Kirvevold et al.'s model for interventions for post-stroke wellbeing. Mixed-methods data wqas collected to review benefits in a pilot study, including retrospective video observations for six sessions with four patients; interviews with patients, carers and facilitators; pre-post patient assessments; and facilitator diaries.

Results: Systematic analysis of videos showed high levels of concentration and engagement with museum objects, low levels of social interaction, and positive or neutral mood throughout. Thematic qualitative analysis suggested patients felt engaged in meaningful activities, which lifted negative mood, provided positive distraction from the ward, and increased self-esteem, including belief in patient abilities.

Conclusion: Further research is needed to fully establish the potential of museum-led interventions for stroke rehabilitation.

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探索创造性博物馆活动的潜力，以支持中风住院患者的康复和福祉:一项试点混合方法研究。

背景:本文提出了一个框架，用于研究博物馆主导的干预措施对支持卒中康复目标的潜力。方法:干预基于Kirvevold等人的卒中后健康干预模型。收集了混合方法的数据来回顾试点研究的益处，包括对4名患者进行6次回顾性视频观察;与病人、护理人员和辅导员进行访谈;患者前后评估;还有促进者日记。结果:对视频的系统分析显示，他们对博物馆物品的注意力和参与度较高，社交互动水平较低，整个过程中情绪积极或中性。专题定性分析表明，患者感到参与有意义的活动，这可以解除负面情绪，提供积极的病房分心，并增加自尊，包括对患者能力的信念。结论:需要进一步的研究来充分确定博物馆主导的卒中康复干预的潜力。

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