娱乐治疗师与动物辅助治疗相关的实践、知识和看法

IF 0.7 Q4 REHABILITATION Therapeutic Recreation Journal Pub Date : 2021-10-19 DOI:10.18666/trj-2021-v55-i4-11058
Kimberly Barbosa Dunlap, Kimberly J. Miller, Judy S. Kinney
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由于动物相互作用的治疗价值,卫生保健专业人员已经实施了动物辅助干预措施。本研究的目的是调查注册娱乐治疗专家(CTRS),以(a)确定娱乐治疗师实施动物辅助干预(AAI)的流行率,以及(b)了解娱乐治疗师实施AAT的知识和障碍。共有123名注册娱乐治疗专家参与了这项研究(应答率为6.2%)。在AAT目标中发现了显著差异,即按人口改善社会互动。那些从事物理医学和康复工作的人比那些从事行为健康、老年医学和社区机构的人改善得更少。CTRS表示,需要对AAT实践进行额外的教育和培训。许多接受调查的CTRS认为,该地区缺乏注册的动物/驯兽师团队是实施AAT的主要障碍。
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Recreational Therapists’ Practice, Knowledge, and Perceptions Associated with Animal-Assisted Therapy
Animal-assisted interventions have been implemented by health care professionals because of the therapeutic value of animal interactions. The purpose of this study was to survey Certified Therapeutic Recreation Specialists (CTRSs) to (a) determine the prevalence of Animal Assisted Interventions (AAI) implemented by recreational therapists, and (b) understand the knowledge and barriers to AAT implementation that exist for recreational therapists. A total of 123 Certified Therapeutic Recreation Specialists participated in the study (a 6.2% response rate). A significant difference was found in the AAT goal of improving social interaction by population. Those working in physical medicine and rehabilitation reported less improvement than those in behavioral health, geriatrics and community agencies. CTRSs indicated there is a need for additional education and trainings on AAT practice. Many CTRSs surveyed identified the lack of registered animal/handler teams in the area as a major barrier to implement AAT.
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