'Art Lift' intervention to improve mental well-being: An observational study from UK general practice
'Art Lift' intervention to improve mental well-being: An observational study from UK general practice
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DOI：
10.1111/j.1447-0349.2012.00862.x
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发表时间：
2013-06-01
影响因子：
5.6
通讯作者：
James, David V. B.
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作者：
Crone, Diane M.;O'Connell, Elaine E.;James, David V. B.
健康干预艺术正在成为心理健康问题和福祉医疗管理的替代选择。这项研究调查了对初级保健专业人员转介的患者进行艺术干预的过程和结果，包括患者特征（例如性别）、干预进展（例如出勤）以及心理健康变化之间的关联。转诊标准包括患有焦虑、抑郁或压力的人；自尊、自信或整体幸福感低下；以及慢性疾病或疼痛。该研究在英国全科医生诊所进行，共有 202 名患者接受了为期 10 周的干预。在基线时记录患者的社会人口统计信息，并在整个干预过程中评估患者的进展。 7 个项目的幸福感显着改善（t=6.049，d.f.=83，P
Arts for health interventions are emerging as an alternative option to medical management of mental health problems and well-being. This study investigated process and outcomes of an art intervention on patients referred by primary care professionals, including associations between patient characteristics (e.g. sex), progress through the intervention (e.g. attendance), and changes in mental well-being. Referral criteria included people with anxiety, depression, or stress; low self-esteem, confidence, or overall well-being; and chronic illness or pain. The study took place in UK-based general practitioner practices, with a total of 202 patients referred to a 10-week intervention. Patient sociodemographic information was recorded at baseline, and patient progress assessed throughout the intervention. Significant improvement in well-being was revealed for the 7-item (t=6.049, d.f.=83, P