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[Music therapy]

P A Gauthier, C Dallaire

    The Canadian Nurse
    |February 1, 1993
    PubMed
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    Music therapy offers comfort and reduces anxiety for patients. Nurses can utilize music as a therapeutic tool, with careful client assessment ensuring effective pain and anxiety management.

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    Area of Science:

    • Integrative medicine
    • Psychoneuroimmunology

    Context:

    • Music is a universal human experience with diverse applications, from life celebrations to everyday situations like waiting rooms.
    • Its therapeutic potential is recognized in healthcare, where it can alleviate pain and anxiety.
    • The effectiveness of music varies individually, requiring careful consideration of the patient's needs and context.

    Purpose:

    • To explore the role of music therapy in patient care.
    • To define music therapy as the controlled use of music for physiological, psychological, and emotional integration.
    • To highlight the importance of client assessment and continuous evaluation in music therapy.

    Summary:

    • Music therapy utilizes active (client participation) and passive (therapist-led) methods to aid patient integration.

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  • Active music therapy encourages self-expression and communication through instruments or singing.
  • Passive music therapy involves therapists using recordings or live interpretations to evoke specific responses.

    • Impact:

    • Music therapy can be a valuable complementary approach in various healthcare settings, including palliative care.
    • Individualized music interventions, based on thorough assessment, can enhance patient comfort and well-being.
    • Nurses can integrate music into caregiving, providing a comforting and supportive therapeutic modality.