‘Open Window’: a randomized trial of the effect of new media art using a virtual window on quality of life in patients' experiencing stem cell transplantation

McCabe, Catherine; Roche, Denis; Hegarty, Fran; McCann, Shaun R.

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“…Several studies, including some double‐blind RCTs, have been performed in this arena. SAEs were not reported in the majority of studies (Table ) …”

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“…Music therapy has been shown in some studies to decrease mood disturbance and improve courageous coping, social integration, and family environment in patients undergoing HCT . An art intervention called “open window” has been shown to significantly reduce anxiety both before and after HCT …”

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“…22,25 An art intervention called "open window" has been shown to significantly reduce anxiety both before and after HCT. 23 Other Complementary Health Approaches Table 4 shows other complementary health approaches. 43,44 A small RCT was performed testing the efficacy of Traumeel S (homeopathy) in reducing the incidence of chemotherapy-induced stomatitis in pediatric patients undergoing HCT.…”

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A perspective on complementary/alternative medicine use among survivors of hematopoietic stem cell transplant: Benefits and uncertainties

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The widespread use of complementary and alternative medicine (CAM) in cancer survivors is well known despite a paucity of scientific evidence to support its use. The number of survivors of hematopoietic stem cell transplant (HCT) is growing rapidly and HCT clinicians are aware that many of their patients use CAM therapies consistently. However, due to a paucity of data regarding the benefits and harms of CAM therapies in these survivors, clinicians are reluctant to provide specific recommendations for or against particular CAM therapies. A systematic literature review was conducted with a search using PubMed, the Cochrane Database of Systematic Reviews, and Ovid online for each CAM therapy as defined by the National Center of Complementary and Alternative Medicine. The search generated 462 references, of which 26 articles were deemed to be relevant for the review. Due to extensive heterogeneity in data and limited randomized trials, a meta‐analysis could not be performed but a comprehensive systematic review was conducted with specified outcomes for each CAM therapy. In randomized controlled trials, certain mind and body interventions such as relaxation were observed to be effective in alleviating psychological symptoms in patients undergoing HCT, whereas the majority of the other CAM treatments were found to have mixed results. CAM use is an understudied area in HCT survivorship and clinicians should convey the benefits and uncertainties concerning the role of CAM therapies to their patients. Cancer 2015;121:2303–2313. © 2015 American Cancer Society.

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“…Several studies, including some double‐blind RCTs, have been performed in this arena. SAEs were not reported in the majority of studies (Table ) …”

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A perspective on complementary/alternative medicine use among survivors of hematopoietic stem cell transplant: Benefits and uncertainties

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“…4,5 Open Window (OW) is an innovative art intervention available at the National Stem Cell Transplant Unit at St. James's Hospital, Dublin, where patients undergo bone marrow transplantations. The study showed that the use of an art intervention in adult hospitals is possible.…”

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“…As the details of the study have already been published, 11 I will refer only to the most important results and elaborate solely on some of the difficulties encountered and their possible implications. The study showed significantly reduced levels of anxiety and depression in the group who took part in the 'Open Window' project.…”

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Can an art intervention influence quality of life in a hospitalized patient?

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2012

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‘Open Window’: a randomized trial of the effect of new media art using a virtual window on quality of life in patients' experiencing stem cell transplantation

Abstract: An art intervention, OW, had a positive influence on health-related quality of life and patients' experiences of having a stem cell transplant.

Cited by 39 publications

References 34 publications

A perspective on complementary/alternative medicine use among survivors of hematopoietic stem cell transplant: Benefits and uncertainties

A perspective on complementary/alternative medicine use among survivors of hematopoietic stem cell transplant: Benefits and uncertainties

Quality of Life in hematology: European Hematology Association theme of the year ... and years to come

Can an art intervention influence quality of life in a hospitalized patient?

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