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Heritage in Hospitals: An investigation of the therapeutic and enrichment potential of object handling in hospitals and other healthcare organisations

医院遗产：对医院和其他医疗机构中物体处理的治疗和丰富潜力的调查

基本信息

批准号：
AH/G000506/1
负责人：
Helen Chatterjee
金额：
$ 37.35万
依托单位：
University College London
依托单位国家：
英国
项目类别：
Research Grant
财政年份：
2008
资助国家：
英国
起止时间：
2008 至无数据
项目状态：
已结题

来源：
https://gtr.ukri.org/projects?ref=AH%2FG000506%2F1
关键词：
Heritage Hospitals investigation therapeutic enrichment

项目摘要

Many hospital trusts and other healthcare organisations have invested in arts programmes, via the installation of art works in hospital spaces, artist residencies and the development of enrichment activities such as dog patting and music workshops. Research has shown that these interventions have a positive effect on patient wellbeing, including mental health, anxiety, pain intensity, need for medication and length of stay in hospital. The research has also shown a positive effect for staff training and development. To date there has been no research regarding the potential benefits of providing access to collections in hospitals, despite the fact that the majority of museums have active outreach programmes and are vigorously encouraged to widen access to their collections, particularly for excluded audiences. The aim of this research is to understand the potential and value of taking handling collections from museums, libraries and archives into hospitals and other healthcare organisations, such as care homes. Preliminary research begun at University College London Hospital by the applicants, has shown that object handling sessions resulted in an increase in patient wellbeing and patient's perception of their health status. Further, that patients felt positive about the role of object handling sessions as a distraction from everyday ward life and sessions have a positive impact on relationships amongst staff and patients. Importantly the pilot research has highlighted the deep emotional responses evoked in hospitalised patients handling museum objects. Whilst this may be highly beneficial, the full psychological impact on patients and professionals leading the sessions needs to be carefully assessed.The main objective of the research is to develop an effective and robust protocol for heritage engagement with health, based on thorough research. The protocol will include guidelines for best practice, examples of effective session development and delivery, and guidance on establishing new relationships with healthcare organisations. The research will fully evaluate the psychological and physical impact of object handling on patients, including the role of such sessions on staff and those individuals delivering sessions. Research Assistants will collect, analyse and evaluate data obtained from handling session and will address questions such as: How do different patients respond to handling sessions? Are there trends in which type of objects are preferred in handling? Do differences in the profession of the individual leading the session affect the outcomes? What intrinsic factors are important in the development and delivery of an effective object handling session? A freelance artist will explore the creative element of patient object handling sessions. Working with patients, relatives, volunteers, hospital and heritage staff the artist will interpret the research for a broader audience seeking to promote the positive benefits of object handling. This aspect of the research will result in material developed by the artist for exhibitions and displays, culminating in virtual on-line exhibitions, accessible via the project website. The artist will address the question: What are the creative outcomes of heritage enrichment in hospitals?Data from a variety of institutions from across the UK will be used to gain an overview of the role of object handling. Seven partner organisations including The Museums, Libraries and Archives Council, hospitals, a national museum, plus local authority, university and independent museums, libraries and archive services will provide data and information from sessions conducted at regional hospitals and other healthcare organisations. Using a standard methodology to be developed by the project team, partners will work closely with the Research Assistants and Artist to collate data and establish a broad view of the potential, value and benefits of embedding heritage in healthcare.

许多医院信托基金和其他医疗保健组织通过在医院空间安装艺术作品、艺术家驻地以及开展诸如拍狗和音乐研讨会等丰富活动，投资于艺术项目。研究表明，这些干预措施对患者的健康有积极影响，包括心理健康，焦虑，疼痛强度，药物需求和住院时间。研究还表明，对工作人员的培训和发展产生了积极影响。尽管大多数博物馆都有积极的外联方案，并大力鼓励扩大其收藏品的获取渠道，特别是向被排斥的观众提供这些渠道，但迄今为止，还没有关于在医院提供收藏品的潜在好处的研究。本研究的目的是了解将博物馆、图书馆和档案馆的藏品转移到医院和其他医疗机构（例如疗养院）的潜力和价值。申请人在大学学院伦敦医院开始的初步研究表明，物体处理会话导致患者幸福感和患者对其健康状况的感知增加。此外，患者对物体处理会议的作用感到积极，因为它分散了日常病房生活的注意力，并且会议对工作人员和患者之间的关系产生了积极的影响。重要的是，试点研究强调了住院患者处理博物馆物品时引发的深层情感反应。虽然这可能是非常有益的，对患者和专业人士领导的会议的全面心理影响需要仔细评估。研究的主要目标是制定一个有效的和强大的协议遗产参与健康，基于彻底的研究。该协议将包括最佳实践指南，有效会话开发和交付的示例，以及与医疗保健组织建立新关系的指导。该研究将全面评估物体处理对患者的心理和身体影响，包括此类会议对工作人员和提供会议的个人的作用。研究助理将收集、分析和评价从处理会话中获得的数据，并将解决以下问题：不同患者对处理会话的反应如何？在处理时首选哪种类型的物体方面是否有趋势？主持会议的个人的职业差异是否会影响结果？在有效的对象处理会话的开发和交付中，哪些内在因素是重要的？一个自由艺术家将探索病人对象处理会议的创造性元素。艺术家将与患者，亲属，志愿者，医院和遗产工作人员合作，为更广泛的观众解释研究，寻求促进物体处理的积极好处。这方面的研究将产生由艺术家开发的展览和展示材料，最终通过项目网站访问虚拟在线展览。艺术家将回答这样一个问题：医院丰富遗产的创造性成果是什么？来自英国各地的各种机构的数据将被用来获得对象处理的作用的概述。七个合作伙伴组织，包括博物馆，图书馆和档案馆理事会，医院，国家博物馆，加上地方当局，大学和独立博物馆，图书馆和档案馆服务将提供在地区医院和其他医疗机构进行的会议的数据和信息。使用由项目团队开发的标准方法，合作伙伴将与研究助理和艺术家密切合作，整理数据，并对将遗产嵌入医疗保健的潜力，价值和好处建立广泛的看法。