在痴呆症住院病房实施音乐治疗干预:反思和实践。

Chris Atkinson, Kate Martin
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越来越多的证据表明,音乐疗法对痴呆症患者是一种有效的临床干预措施,对情绪、情绪、沟通和记忆有积极影响,可以减少烦躁、焦虑和冷漠。然而,支持这一点的证据主要来自社区环境,如养老院或人们自己的家。本文记录了作者在痴呆症住院病房实施音乐治疗干预的经验和思考。它探讨了从他们的经验中获得的一些考虑因素和学习点,包括与个人和工作人员接触的实用性、空间的使用、会议的时间、可用资源以及对患者、家庭成员和整个单位的潜在好处。作者的经验表明,音乐治疗的好处似乎可以转移到痴呆症住院患者的环境中。
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Implementing music therapy interventions in a dementia inpatient unit: reflections and practicalities.

There is a growing evidence base to suggest that music therapy is an effective clinical intervention for people with dementia, having positive effects on mood, emotion, communication and memory, and reducing agitation, anxiety and apathy. However, the evidence to support this is predominantly from community settings such as residential care homes or people's own homes. This article captures the authors' experiences and reflections regarding their implementation of a music therapy intervention in a dementia inpatient unit. It explores some of the considerations and learning points gained from their experience, including the practicalities around engaging individuals and staff, the use of space, the timing of sessions, available resources and the potential benefits for patients, family members and the unit as a whole. The authors' experiences suggest that the benefits of music therapy appear to be transferable to the dementia inpatient setting.

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