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Does a participatory live music practice support nurses to deliver compassionate care to hospitalised patients? A qualitative study. | LitMetric

AI Article Synopsis

  • The study explores how nurses engage in participatory live music practices and its impact on their ability to provide compassionate care for hospitalized patients.
  • Interviews with sixteen nurses revealed four main themes: empathy and compassion, nurse-patient relationships, person-centred care, and nurse wellbeing, highlighting how music enhances emotional understanding and communication.
  • The conclusion suggests that live music activities can significantly improve the quality of care by fostering empathy and strengthening relationships, thus encouraging more compassionate nursing practices.

Article Abstract

Aim: To gain more insight into how nurses experience a participatory live music practice in relation to their ability to deliver compassionate care to medically hospitalised patients.

Design: Qualitative interpretive design.

Methods: Sixteen nurses participating in a live music practice with patients were interviewed using in-depth interviews with open-ended questions. Audio recordings were transcribed verbatim and subsequently coded. Theory-driven inductive and deductive approaches were applied in thematic data analysis.

Results: We identified four themes: (1) Nurses' empathy and compassion; (2) The caring nurse-patient relationship; (3) Person-centred approaches to care and (4) Nurses' subjective wellbeing. By observing patients' reactions to the music, nurses described that they obtained a deeper insight and understanding of patients' emotional wellbeing. These observations led to increased feelings of compassion in patient contact and stimulated informal communication between nurses and patients through a sense of shared humanity. According to nurses, these aspects positively affected collaboration with patients in delivering care and stimulated them to pursue person-centred approaches to care. Participating in the live music practice also positively affected nurses' wellbeing, enhanced relaxation and created an ambiance in which compassion could be expressed.

Conclusion: A live music practice can positively contribute to the delivery of compassionate care by providing meaningful shared moments that increase feelings of empathy and compassion and strengthen the caring relationship.

Implications For The Profession: Offering a live music practice at the ward and bedside offers a unique possibility to enhance engagement in person-centred, compassionate care.

Impact: While compassion and compassionate care are essential component of nursing, nurses often experience multiple barriers to its provision in daily practice. An innovative way to stimulate compassionate care is through the participation of nurses and patients in a live music practice, providing a meaningful moment shared between them. This stimulates feelings of shared humanity and bonding in the caring relationship.

Reporting Method: The COnsolidated criteria for REporting Qualitative research (COREQ). No Patient or Public Contribution.

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