Art Therapy for Pediatric Pain: A Scoping Review
Pain is common in pediatric populations and is best treated with a multi-disciplinary approach. Art therapy interventions are gaining popularity in pediatrics; however, there is limited evidence on its impact on pain outcomes in children and adolescents.
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Bridging the Gap: Exploring the Impact of Hospital Isolation on Peer Relationships Among Children and Adolescents with a Malignant Brain Tumor
Children and adolescents with complex medical conditions are often uprooted from their environments and isolated in hospital while undergoing treatment. Little is known about how they perceive this isolation and its subsequent impact on their relationships with peers, both during and after isolation for treatment.
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Healing Environment in Pediatric Cancer Centers by Utilizing Positive Distractions
In recent years, a broader perspective has viewed the use of therapeutic environments in healthcare, transforming the hospital’s environment into an energizing atmosphere that benefits both employees and patients. Scientists found that exposure to natural elements like nature scenes, sunlight, art, calming colors, and soothing sounds significantly sped up healing and created a more relaxed hospital environment.
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