Hospital Music Therapy: Impact of rock and roll in the pediatric transplant unit of the Hospital Universitario La Paz
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Abstract
In this research we analyze pediatric patient responses to rock and rollas a type of classic music. This is a three-month study with 20 patients from the HULP Transplant Unit. The study develops with two groups. One of them receiving passive musictherapy and the other with active participation using a maraca. The results were obtained in a single individual session with each patient. The main instruments were guitar, voice and a maraca. The results showthat R&R produces a body activation and an increase in concentration with higher participation of the maraca. Patients with maraca interaction (active participation) obtainhigher physical and neurological improvements compared than patients with passive listens.
Keywords: Music therapy, transplants, rock and roll, maraca, physical and neurological improvements.
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