Evaluating the therapeutic effects of museum object handling with hospital patients: A review and initial trial of wellbeing measures
Evaluating the therapeutic effects of museum object handling with hospital patients: A review and initial trial of wellbeing measures
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评估博物馆物品处理对医院患者的治疗效果：福祉措施的回顾和初步试验
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10.1386/jaah.2.1.37_1
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2011
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A. Lanceley
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H. Chatterjee;L. Thomson;Erica E. Ander;U. Menon;A. Lanceley
医疗保健领域的艺术治疗干预措施为患者、工作人员和护理人员带来了积极的结果，尽管很少使用临床可接受的措施对这些活动进行严格的评估。同样，针对遗产的治疗干预措施也具有增加福祉的类似潜力。尽管博物馆和美术馆在促进健康和社会关怀方面具有巨大的能力，但由于缺乏量化此类干预措施影响的可靠临床数据，广泛实施受到阻碍。对心理健康、生活质量和健康状况的测量量表进行了审查，以确定其是否适合评估医院患者在 30 分钟的博物馆物品处理过程之前和之后的健康状况。使用内部和外部有效性、实用性和敏感性的选择标准来筛选措施。对女性肿瘤患者 (n=40) 的初步研究的最佳措施的选择取决于医疗保健中的使用、应用的广度、易于管理和反应程度。研究结果表明，特定遗产干预措施的选定措施（积极影响消极影响量表；PANAS 和视觉模拟量表；VAS）是有效的。
Arts therapy interventions within health care produce positive outcomes for patients, staff and carers, though little rigorous evaluation of these activities is conducted using clinically accepted measures. Similarly, heritage-specific therapeutic interventions offer comparable potential to increase well-being. Although museums and galleries have significant capacity to contribute to health and social care, widespread implementation is impeded by lack of robust clinical data quantifying the impact of such interventions. Measurement scales for psychological well-being, quality of life and health status were reviewed for their suitability to evaluate well-being in hospital patients before and after 30-minute museum object handling sessions. Measures were short-listed using selection criteria of internal and external validity, practicality and sensitivity. Focus on usage in health care, breadth of application, ease of administration and degree of responsiveness informed the choice of optimum measures for preliminary research with female oncology patients (n=40). Findings indicated effectiveness of selected measures (Positive Affect Negative Affect Scale; PANAS and Visual Analogue Scale; VAS) for heritage-specific interventions.