The Potential Use of HeartMath®’s emWave Technology to Establish Evidence-Based Therapeutic Recreation Practice to Produce Physiological and Psychological Outcomes: A Systematic Literature Review

IF 0.7 Q4 REHABILITATION Therapeutic Recreation Journal Pub Date : 2022-10-20 DOI:10.18666/trj-2022-v56-i4-10997
Lindsey Ryan Oakes
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With the capability of evidence-based therapeutic recreation interventions to produce meaningful emotional/behavioral and cognitive health outcomes, it would be valuable to establish use of HeartMath®’s emWave device as an evidence-based practice to potentially benefit individuals with various disabilities and/or diagnoses. This systematic literature review explores evidence-based practices in various fields that involve use of HeartMath®’s emWave device with individuals with and without disabilities or diagnosed health-related issues to produce and measure psychological and/or physiological change. Twenty-one databases were searched in October 2020, and 13 articles were selected for final review. Specific topics were revealed: use of HeartMath®’s emWave device, suitability and accessibility, need for standardized treatment approach, and need for formal evaluation of participant experiences. Results revealed a variety of implications and future recommendations that support future research to test the use of HeartMath®’s emWave device with individuals with various disabilities and/or diagnoses and establish evidence-based therapeutic recreation practice.
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HeartMath®的emWave技术在建立基于证据的治疗性娱乐实践中产生生理和心理结果的潜在用途:系统的文献综述
有了循证治疗性娱乐干预的能力,可以产生有意义的情绪/行为和认知健康结果,将HeartMath®的emWave设备作为一种循证实践,有可能使各种残疾和/或诊断的个人受益,这将是非常有价值的。这篇系统的文献综述探讨了各个领域的循证实践,包括对有或没有残疾或诊断出健康相关问题的个人使用HeartMath®的emWave设备,以产生和测量心理和/或生理变化。2020年10月,共检索了21个数据库,并选择了13篇文章进行最终审查。具体主题包括:HeartMath®emWave设备的使用、适用性和可及性、标准化治疗方法的必要性以及对参与者体验进行正式评估的必要性。研究结果揭示了各种影响和未来的建议,这些影响和建议支持未来的研究,以测试HeartMath®的emWave设备对各种残疾和/或诊断的个人的使用,并建立基于证据的治疗娱乐实践。
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