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    The Self-Reported Atitudes And Awareness Of Nurse Practitioners Towards Music Therapy

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    Title
    The Self-Reported Atitudes And Awareness Of Nurse Practitioners Towards Music Therapy
    Author
    Coles, William
    Date
    2018
    Subject
    Music therapy
    opioids
    nurse practitioner
    
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    http://hdl.handle.net/20.500.13013/640
    Abstract
    This study takes the anonymous report of nurse practitioners’ view of music therapy in adjunction with regular pharmacological care among Salem State nursing faculty who currently practice as a nurse practitioner. The study aims to gather awareness and attitudes of nurse practitioners toward using music therapy in their area of practice. There is a growing problem of prescription drug abuse that is sweeping the nation. One factor of this is the use of extremely strong and addictive pain medication used for overall healthy patients after postoperative surgery. Using music therapy in adjunction to pharmacological care helps patients deal with all the same problems of surgery like pain, anxiety, and worry while leaving out the harsh addictive qualities of only using pharmacologic medications. The study will involve an anonymous survey of questions addressing current practice habits of nurse practitioners among Salem State nursing faculty who are nurse practitioners, their level of awareness of music therapy, their personal attitudes towards music therapy as a complimentary alternative pain management approach. Additionally, I will seek to understand levels of attitudes towards music therapy in relationship to reported practice behavior.
    Advisor
    Moske-Weber, Charlene
    Nowka, Scott
    Department
    Nursing
    Degree
    Bachelor of Science in Nursing (BSN)
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