How many times does research proving music helps stroke recovery need to be published before your fucking failure of a stroke hospital implements a music stroke protocol? 500? 1000? When are our stroke association presidents going to call up every stroke hospital president and ask when they will stop the barbaric practice of not delivering music therapy to stroke patients? This is so fucking simple, read research articles and implement protocols from them in your hospital. Do you have absolute idiots running your stroke hospital? You need no medical expertise to recognize failure and stupidity.
https://voices.no/index.php/voices/article/view/789/708
By Kevin Draper
Abstract
Stroke is a leading cause of long-term disability. A stroke can
damage areas of the brain associated with communication, resulting in
speech and language disorders. Such disorders are frequently acquired
impairments from left-hemispheric stroke. Music-based treatments have
been implemented, and researched in practice, for the past thirty years;
however, the number of published reports reviewing these treatments is
limited. This paper uses the four elements of the narrative synthesis
framework to investigate, scrutinise and synthesise music-based
treatments used in the rehabilitation of patients with speech and
language disorders. A systematic review revealed that fifteen studies
meet the inclusion criteria set out. It was found that the music-based
treatments utilised included: Melodic Intonation Therapy (MIT), Modified
Melodic Intonation Therapy (MMIT), adapted forms of MIT, the Singing
Intonation, Prosody, breathing (German: Atmung), Rhythm and
Improvisation (SIPARI) method and a variety of methods using singing and
songs. From a synthesis of the data, three themes emerged which were
key elements of the interventions; they were: (a) singing songs and
vocal exercises, (b) stimulating the right hemisphere and (c) use of
speech prosody. These themes are discussed and implications for
newly-qualified practitioners are explored.
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