家中医院的音乐治疗:姑息治疗中的儿童实践

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Tone Leineboe Steinhardt, Sofie Mortvedt, Gro Trondalen
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摘要

本试点研究调查了音乐疗法在姑息治疗儿童医院家庭环境中的应用,重点关注父母和护士对音乐疗法的体验。研究中包括的九个家庭在接受了最多五次由音乐治疗师进行的个人音乐治疗后接受了采访。此外,对参与患者护理的联合卫生专业人员进行焦点小组访谈,调查多学科团队在音乐治疗方面的经验。结果显示,由于音乐治疗,这些家庭引起了人们对孤立感的关注。所有的家庭都向音乐治疗师报告了这种关系的重要性,同时强调灵活性和共同音乐创作。据报道,音乐疗法是一种有意义且备受赞赏的治疗形式,而多学科团队合作则受到卫生人员和家庭的高度重视。结果表明,需要一个高技能的音乐治疗师来支持家庭在医院的复杂和动态的需求。结果表明,动态音乐治疗方案不仅需要适应患者的个人需求,而且还提供以家庭为中心的护理,可以考虑转移地点。
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Music therapy in the hospital-at-home: A practice for children in palliative care
This pilot research study investigated music therapy in a hospital-at-home setting for children in palliative care, focusing on parental and nurses experiences of music therapy. Nine families included in the study were interviewed after receiving a maximum of five individual music therapy sessions at home with a Music Therapist. In addition, a focus group interview with allied health professionals involved in the patients’ care was conducted investigating the multidisciplinary team’s experiences with music therapy. Results revealed that the families drew attention to the feeling of being isolated–yet connected due to music therapy. All the families reported the importance of the relationship to the Music Therapist, while emphasizing flexibility and joint music-making. Music therapy within hospital-at-home treatment was reported as a meaningful and much appreciated form of therapy, while the multidisciplinary teamwork was highly valued by both the health personnel and the families. The results showed the need for a highly skilled Music Therapist to support the families’ complex and dynamic needs within a hospital-at-home setting. The results demonstrated the need for, and the possibilities of, a dynamic music therapy programme adapting not only to the patients’ individual needs but additionally providing family-centred care that considered shifting locations.
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