When to Call Your Music Therapist: Advocacy Graphic - Medical Setting
Includes:
One graphic in six different colors
Population: Professionals, staff, and caregivers in a medical medical setting.
Goal: To advocate for the use music therapy services and to serve as an educational tool for staff, caregivers, and patients.
Description: The "When To Call Your Music Therapist" graphic was designed to assist in advocating for the use music therapy services in a medical setting. This graphic can be used to help staff recognize when referral may be appropriate and effective for their patient and assist caregivers in identifying when participation in music therapy services would be beneficial. It can be placed at nurse's stations, in gathering spaces, at bedside, or included in any patient or referral resources
Includes:
One graphic in six different colors
Population: Professionals, staff, and caregivers in a medical medical setting.
Goal: To advocate for the use music therapy services and to serve as an educational tool for staff, caregivers, and patients.
Description: The "When To Call Your Music Therapist" graphic was designed to assist in advocating for the use music therapy services in a medical setting. This graphic can be used to help staff recognize when referral may be appropriate and effective for their patient and assist caregivers in identifying when participation in music therapy services would be beneficial. It can be placed at nurse's stations, in gathering spaces, at bedside, or included in any patient or referral resources
Includes:
One graphic in six different colors
Population: Professionals, staff, and caregivers in a medical medical setting.
Goal: To advocate for the use music therapy services and to serve as an educational tool for staff, caregivers, and patients.
Description: The "When To Call Your Music Therapist" graphic was designed to assist in advocating for the use music therapy services in a medical setting. This graphic can be used to help staff recognize when referral may be appropriate and effective for their patient and assist caregivers in identifying when participation in music therapy services would be beneficial. It can be placed at nurse's stations, in gathering spaces, at bedside, or included in any patient or referral resources