Usefulness of Music Therapy- Nursing Assignment
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Usefulness of Music Therapy- Nursing Assignment
Added on 2020-03-16
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Running head: ANNOTATED BIBLIOGRAPHYANNOTATED BIBLIOGRAPHYName of the StudentName of the universityAuthor’s note
1ANNOTATED BIBLIOGRAPHYArticle citation:Bowers, T. A., & Wetsel, M. A. (2014). Utilization of music therapy in palliative and hospicecare: an integrative review.Journal of Hospice & Palliative Nursing,16(4), 231-239.Relevance of the article to the project:It discusses about the usefulness of music therapy as an adjunct therapy in the symptommanagement for the elderly patient.Authors: Teresa A. Bowers, MS, RN, FNP,is with School of Nursing, Clemson University,South Carolina.Margaret A. Wetsel, PhD, RN, CS,is associate professor, School of Nursing, ClemsonUniversity, South Carolina.Summary: This paper is an integrative review which discusses about the utilization of musictherapy as adjunct therapy in the symptom management of elderly patients in palliative care.This review has been guided by the Roy adaptation model, it has been found that music providesas a positive stimulus for improving the quality of life of the patients at the end of their life.Seventeen articles were chosen for this review. Pain and anxiety was found to be the mostcommon things that were found to be treated by the music therapy. Most of the studies supportedthat music can reduce the intensity of the symptoms.Article citation:Warth, M., Kessler, J., Koenig, J., Wormit, A. F., Hillecke, T. K., & Bardenheuer, H. J. (2014).Music therapy to promote psychological and physiological relaxation in palliative care patients:protocol of a randomized controlled trial.BMC palliative care,13(1), 60.https://doi.org/10.1186/1472-684X-13-60Relevance of the article to the project:The currency off the article makes this paper suitable for the study.The outcome measures helps to understand the effectiveness of music in addressing thevarious indicators of the autonomous nervous system.Authors: MW, MA, is a research associate at the School of Therapeutic Sciences, SRHUniversity Heidelberg.
2ANNOTATED BIBLIOGRAPHYJKe, MD, is a physician at the Centre of Pain Therapy and Palliative Care Medicine, Departmentof Anaesthesiology, University Hospital Heidelberg.JKo, Dr. sc. hum., is a post-doctoral researcher at the Department of Psychology, The Ohio StateUniversity.AFW, Dr. sc. hum., is Professor of Clinical Music Therapy and vice dean of the School ofTherapeutic Sciences, SRH University Heidelberg.AFW, Dr. sc. hum., is Professor of Clinical Music Therapy and vice dean of the School ofTherapeutic Sciences, SRH University Heidelberg.HJB, MD, is a physician specialized in anaesthesiology, pain therapy, and palliative caremedicine.Summary: This paper involves randomized control trial which evaluated the physiological and thepsychological response of the patients receiving palliative care to a stipulated music relaxationtherapy. The outcome measures included the pain intensity, subjective relaxation. Heart ratevariability and the blood volume pulse were also measured as they are the indicators of thefunctioning of the autonomous nervous system.
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