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Patients Find Better Lives Through Song
(Source: Delaware Online) - "Music is my tool," said Cindy Cordrey, a certified music therapist. Nationwide, more people like Cordrey are working in healthcare settings. They are part of a growing effort to bring the arts back into hospitals, hospices and nursing homes.


What is Music Therapy?
(Source: Music Therapy) - Music therapy is a means of using music to address physical, emotional, cognitive, and social needs of individuals. It can improve the quality of life for persons who are well, as well as meet the needs of adults with disabilities or illnesses.


"Sacrifices of the Heart"
(Source: Sun Journal) - At 9 p.m. Saturday, March 3 (check your local listings), the Hallmark Channel will premiere "Sacrifices of the Heart". The movie deals with a family coming to terms with their father's diagnosis of Alzheimer's.


Preventing Medical Mistakes for Stroke Patients
(Source: Medical News Today) - According to a University of Rochester Medical Center study, medical mistakes and unfortunate events can happen in patients with stroke. Hospital procedures need to be modified.


"Trading Places: Dealing with Dementia"
(Source: NBC) - NBC's "Trading Places: Dealing with Dementia" has received a very strong response thus far, with over 4000 viewers writing into the station to share their thoughts and stories. NBC's Kevin Tibbles continues the series, reporting from Minnetonka, MN, where one nursing home has a unique way of caring for patients with dementia.


Caught in the Caregiving Squeeze
(Source: CBS) - Maryann Winchell can't slow down for a minute -driving to her parents' home, shuttling them to the doctor, taking them to the pharmacy, getting them back home.