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The impact of music, play, and pet therapies in managing pain and anxiety in paediatric patients in hospital: a rapid systematic review.
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Article
Author
Goren, Katherine; Cen, Yuchen; Montemurri, Vanessa; Moodley, Dirusha; Sutton, Arielle; Ahmed, Alveena; Alphonsus, Lotus; Denezis, Peter; Fleming, Courtney; Guertin, Hailey; Hyland, Kiley; Kalim, Ayesha; Kim, Harry Hyunteh; Krause, Sarah; Liang, Aileen; Maclean, Eleanor; Neocleous, Penelope; Patel, Arjun; Pritchard, Sharon; Purcell, Victoria
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Subject
*HOSPITALS
*CINAHL database
*MEDICAL databases
*COMPUTER software
*MEDICAL information storage & retrieval systems
*ANALGESIA
*PAIN
*PET therapy
*SYSTEMATIC reviews
*PEDIATRICS
*FACIAL pain
*MUSIC therapy
*ART therapy
*CHILDREN'S health
*DESCRIPTIVE statistics
*PLAY therapy
*ANXIETY
*MEDLINE
*ALTERNATIVE medicine
*PAIN management
*HOSPITAL care of children
ANXIETY prevention
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1205-7088
Abstract
Background Hospitalized children face pain and anxiety associated with the environment and procedures. Objective This review aimed to assess the impact of music, play, pet and art therapies on pain and anxiety in hospitalized paediatric patients. RCTs assessing the impact of music, play, pet, and/or art therapies on pain and/or anxiety in hospitalized paediatric patients were eligible. Methods Database searching and citation screening was completed to identify studies. A narrative synthesis was used to summarize study findings and certainty of evidence was assessed using GRADE. Of the 761 documents identified, 29 were included spanning music (n = 15), play (n = 12), and pet (n = 3) therapies. Results A high certainty of evidence supported play in reducing pain and moderate certainty for music and pet. A moderate certainty of evidence supported music and play in reducing anxiety. Conclusion Complementary therapies utilized alongside conventional medical treatment may mitigate pain and anxiety in hospitalized paediatric patients. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]