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Music in hospitals

¹Council for Music in Hospitals, Hersham, Surrey.

British Journal of Hospital Medicine

|December 15, 1993

Summary

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Live music concerts can be provided to patients in various settings, including hospitals and hospices. This offers significant benefits to individuals unable to attend community performances due to age, illness, or disability.

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Area of Science:

Music Therapy
Patient Care
Arts and Health

Background:

Many individuals are unable to attend live music performances in the community.
Age, illness, or disability can preclude participation in public events.
Access to cultural enrichment is important for patient well-being.

Purpose of the Study:

To discuss the provision of high-quality live music concerts for patients.
To highlight the benefits of adapted musical experiences for individuals with limitations.
To explore the impact of live music on patient populations in various care settings.

Main Methods:

The article discusses the practical aspects of organizing and delivering live concerts in healthcare and community settings.
It focuses on ensuring high-quality musical experiences tailored to patient needs.

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Consideration is given to diverse patient groups and their specific circumstances.

Main Results:

Live music can be successfully delivered in hospitals, homes, hospices, and support groups.
Patients who are precluded from community events can still benefit from live music.
The provision of these concerts enhances the quality of life for participants.

Conclusions:

Live music offers a valuable therapeutic and recreational resource for patients.
Adapting concert delivery to specific settings and patient needs is feasible and beneficial.
Expanding access to live music in care environments improves patient well-being and engagement.