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Objetivo: realizar revisão sistemática sobre a eficácia da música como terapêutica. Método: identificaram-se 404 artigos escritos em Português, através de metadados selecionados no Sistema Scielo Brasil e Portugal, dos quais foram selecionadas 35 publicações indexadas, de 2005 a 2016, com resultados que discutem o seu benefício, para ações nesses países. Resultados: a maioria dos estudos concentra-se na área de enfermagem, tendo-se levantado 15 disciplinas profissionais na origem dos artigos. Destacam-se como principais contribuições e efeitos da música encontrados nas publicações: redução de sintoma de desconforto, sensações positivas, facilitação da comunicação pessoal e interpessoal, sociabilidade aumentada dos indivíduos, redução de dores físicas e mentais, mudanças benéficas em padrões fisiológicos e de estímulo corporal. Conclusão: a música é poderoso recurso terapêutico transdisciplinar para a reabilitação, e transcende os modelos de saúde. Não deve ser negada aos pacientes, aos seus acompanhantes e até à equipe de profissionais de saúde que os assiste.
Objective: To conduct a systematic review on the efficacy of music as therapy. Method: 404 articles written in Portuguese were identified by selected metadata in the Scielo Brazil and Portugal System; of those, 35 publications with results that discuss the benefits for actions in these countries, indexed from 2005 to 2016, were selected. Results: Most of the studies were concentrated in the nursing field, with the articles originating in 15 professional disciplines. The main contributions and effects of music were: Reduction of symptoms of discomfort, positive feelings, facilitation of personal and interpersonal communication, increased sociability of individuals, reduction of physical and mental pain, beneficial changes in physiological patterns, and bodily stimulus. Conclusion: Music is a powerful transdisciplinary therapeutic resource for rehabilitation, and transcends models of health. It should not be denied to patients, their companions or even the team of health professionals caring for them.
Objective: To conduct a systematic review on the efficacy of music as therapy. Method: 404 articles written in Portuguese were identified by selected metadata in the Scielo Brazil and Portugal System; of those, 35 publications with results that discuss the benefits for actions in these countries, indexed from 2005 to 2016, were selected. Results: Most of the studies were concentrated in the nursing field, with the articles originating in 15 professional disciplines. The main contributions and effects of music were: Reduction of symptoms of discomfort, positive feelings, facilitation of personal and interpersonal communication, increased sociability of individuals, reduction of physical and mental pain, beneficial changes in physiological patterns, and bodily stimulus. Conclusion: Music is a powerful transdisciplinary therapeutic resource for rehabilitation, and transcends models of health. It should not be denied to patients, their companions or even the team of health professionals caring for them.
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Musicoterapia Transdisciplinaridade Enfermagem Comunicação e saúde pública Bioethics Music therapy Nursing Transdisciplinarity