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Virtual reality-based music therapy in palliative care : a pilot implementation trial

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BRUNGARDT, Adreanne | WIBBEN, Angela | TOMPKINS, Amanda F. | SHANBHAG, Prajakta | COATS, Heather | LAGASSE, A. Blythe | BOELDT, Debra | YOUNGWERTH, Jeanie | KUTNER, Jean S. | LUM, Hillary D.

Background: Music therapy (MT) and virtual reality (VR) have shown favorable patient-reported outcomes during serious illness. Objectives: To evaluate implementation measures of feasibility, usability, and acceptability of a VR-based MT intervention. Design: A pilot implementation study of a two-day VR-MT intervention using mixed methods. Patients created a personalized soundtrack with a music therapist, and then paired the soundtrack with a 360° VR environment. Setting/Subjects: Hospitalized patients with palliative care needs. Results: Of 23 patients (ages 20-74 years, 52% women), 17 completed the intervention, including 39% during an intensive care unit stay. Participants scored usability above average. For satisfaction, 53% chose the highest rating. Most participants spoke favorably of VR-MT, describing pleasant emotional and physical responses. Participants provided feedback on length, frequency of use, VR options, and timing of delivery. Conclusion: This VR-MT intervention was feasible, usable, and acceptable for hospitalized palliative care patients. Further study will test VR-MT outcomes.

http://dx.doi.org/10.1089/jpm.2020.0403

Voir la revue «JOURNAL OF PALLIATIVE MEDICINE, 24»

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