Music Therapy for Pulmonary Rehabilitation in Chronic Obstructive Pulmonary Disease [COPD] Patients- An Interventional Trial

Sobana, R; Sundar, Sumathy; Jaiganesh, K

doi:10.31782/ijcrr.2020.12126

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“…It is proven that Music therapy is effective in reducing dyspnea and anxiety in COPD patients. The implementation of interventions can be varied, such as being given once a week for 6 weekly sessions or every day for up to 3 weeks (Huang et al, 2021;Sobana et al, 2020). Music therapy rhythmically supports the patient's inhalation and breathing to change irregular breathing and reduce hyperventilation.…”

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Strategies for Improving the Respiratory System in COPD Patients Through Complementary Therapies

Rohmah,

Yari,

Ramba

et al. 2024

JKH

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Introduction: Complementary therapies have now become part of innovations that play a role in COPD patients so that they become essential as treatment supporters that have benefits, especially in improving the respiratory system, especially in COPD patients who return after exacerbations. Objectives: This study aims to determine strategies in improving the respiratory system in COPD patients through comprehensive therapy. Methods: Selection of articles using PRISMA guidelines using databased in the form of Scopus, CINAHL, Cochrane, ProQuest so that a narrative review is formed. The criteria for eligible articles include RCT or non-RCT with pre-test and post-test design, published between 2018-2023, full text, English, not considering control group, not studies related to drugs to treat diseases and complications. Results: The results obtained in this study after adjusting to the study criteria were 9 feasible articles. Complementary therapies in COPD patients can include breathing techniques, suppression techniques, music therapy, energy muscle techniques, and pulmonary rehabilitation. The complementary therapies in the study had almost mostly an impact on improving the respiratory system status of COPD patients Conclusion: Complementary therapy of COPD patients can be a holistic approach that must be a concern that can be implemented into various stages of treatment of COPD patients by involving multidisciplinary teams so that there is defense and improvement of the respiratory system

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Strategies for Improving the Respiratory System in COPD Patients Through Complementary Therapies

Rohmah,

Yari,

Ramba

et al. 2024

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“…Use of MT has been extended to pulmonary diseases, and studies have found to reduce the symptom of breathlessness, shortness of breath, and stress. 46 Singing requires great control to ensure a smooth and sustained exhalation and this exhalation is similar to that of a pursed lip breathing that is also a controlled function, which helps to improve breathing and lung power in people with COPD. 47…”

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Music Therapy and Polycystic Ovary Syndrome: A Position Paper

Ramesh¹,

Gupta²

2022

Annals of SBV

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Polycystic ovary syndrome (PCOS) is one of the growing disorders among women. The factors causing PCOS are majorly hormonal, and include genetic factors as well as the environmental factors. However, research is still on to understand the causes of PCOS completely. Polycystic ovary syndrome not only affects women physically but also psychologically and socially. All the symptoms are interconnected and hence affects a woman's overall health leading to a deteriorated quality of life. Treatments for PCOS often address the physical aspects of the syndrome, but not the psychological or social outcomes. A holistic outlook would perhaps work on creating an impact not only physically but also from the mind-body level. Music therapy (MT) is a treatment modality that has been found to work from all perspectives of physical, psychological, and social factors. The objective of this position paper is to understand the need and the effect of MT on women diagnosed with PCOS.

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“…, and for hypertensive elders (Lakshmi & Sharma, 2015). It is also effective for various anesthetic medications during cardiopulmonary bypass (relating to the heart and lungs) (Kar, Ganguly, Roy, & Goswami, 2015), pain and anxiety levels of cancer patients (Krishnaswami & Nair, 2016), and pulmonary rehabilitation in the patients of chronic obstructive pulmonary disease (Sobana, Sunder, & Jaiganesh, 2020). Apart from these recorded effects, music therapy impacts the academic performance of nursing students (Indira et al, 2018).…”

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Exploring Current Music Therapy Practices in India

Singh¹

2021

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The concept of music therapy in India is addressed with different terms such as musical therapy, therapeutic use of music, music or musical healing, Nada Chikitsa, Nada Yoga, Raga Chikitsa, Raga Therapy, संगीतीय उपचार, सांगीतिक चिकित्सा, etc. People working in this area are addressed as music therapists, music healers, संगीत चिकित्सक, नाद चिकित्सक, etc. With the establishment of organizations like Nada Centre for Music Therapy (2004), The Music Therapy Trust (2005), Indian Association of Music Therapy (2010), and Indian Music Therapy Association (2018), the application of music in various environments for its therapeutic and healing properties has improved. People in India have been working in this field as full-time professionals and part-time healers for almost four decades now. But it is also true that people are still unaware of music therapy practices in India, how it works, how to use music in a therapeutic setting, how changes and improvements must be assessed, where to learn and receive training in music therapy, how to receive professional education in music therapy, etc. Since this profession deals with the physical, mental, and emotional health of people, it is important to establish a more formal training system that is required for any healthcare services. In return, such developments will positively impact music therapy practices in India. This paper is a small attempt to explore the current music therapy practices in India. For this purpose, a telephonic interview was done with Dr. Nishindra Kinjalk, who is a music therapist, a Doctor of Medicine, and a Sitar as well as a Surbahar player. The interview focused on his comprehensive understanding of music therapy practices, his research, his music application model known as Kinjalk Mode of Music Application or KIMMA, developed by him and his fellow doctors, potential barriers to the expansion of this field, and the future of music therapy in India. Also, a Google Form survey was designed and shared with people working with music therapy in India who had completed any of the certificates, diploma, or degree courses offered by private and government institutes through online, in-person instruction, or distance mode. The Google survey was used to collect their responses to learn about their music therapy practices, therapy methods, interventions, assessment process, and the population they have been working with, etc. The survey respondents included both people trained in music therapy practices and those who use music therapeutically. It is important to recognize that during the writing of this report, India was under complete lockdown due to the Covid pandemic. So, telephonic interviews and online surveys were found appropriate to collect information.

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Music Therapy for Pulmonary Rehabilitation in Chronic Obstructive Pulmonary Disease [COPD] Patients- An Interventional Trial

Cited by 4 publications

References 5 publications

Strategies for Improving the Respiratory System in COPD Patients Through Complementary Therapies

Strategies for Improving the Respiratory System in COPD Patients Through Complementary Therapies

Music Therapy and Polycystic Ovary Syndrome: A Position Paper

Exploring Current Music Therapy Practices in India

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