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IRCT20161126031117N10 IRCT 2021-08-31 Mazandaran University of Medical Sciences Music on self-efficacy and severity of expressed violence of women under domestic violence The comparison of the effect of music on self-efficacy and the severity of violence expressed in women under domestic violence with control group 2021-10-16 anticipated 126 Complete https://irct.ir/trial/58041 interventional Randomization: Randomized, Blinding: Double blinded, Placebo: Not used, Assignment: Parallel, Purpose: Supportive, Randomization description: In order to randomly assign, use Random allocator software and (according to the number of 126 samples) two groups of numbers will be obtained randomly. Individuals will then be placed in intervention or control groups. For example, the numbers in group A will be women receiving the intervention and group B will be in control. Then, by referring to each of the women, we look at the table of numbers in which group they are and according to the table, they will be in the intervention or control group. This will be done for all participants. For example, the number one is in group B, which means that the first client is in the control group, Blinding description: Research participants and staff of health centers. While explaining the work, we only ask the health staff of the centers to provide us with the contact numbers of women who have been abused if these women agree, and we do not explicitly say, for example, that Ms. X is going to be in the control group or to intervene. We will explain the work process in general. Outcomes will be assessed by health centers' midwife that will not aware of participants' group. 3 Women under domestic violence. Intervention 1: In the intervention group, they will receive 7 sessions of 45 minutes (2 sessions per week) individually according to the coronary pandemic conditions at home. Phone calls will be made twice a week and the researcher will monitor the intervention and homework. The interventions will be performed by a counseling master student in midwifery, under the direct supervision of a research team consisting of a reproductive health specialist, a doctoral nurse, and a music master. In this study, the meaning of music is non-verbal songs with the sound of nature such as wind and the sound of the sea wave and piano pieces that are uplifting and refreshing. Invigorating themes (rhythmic) rhythmic pieces with a relatively sharp melody that inspires vitality and vitality away from excitement and impatience and is accompanied by stability and calmness, which is used by Standley music therapy through Mp3 player in each The meeting will be broadcast. In the first session, a folder containing non-verbal music will be played to the participant and based on their choice, it will be used until the end of the intervention. It should be noted that all non-verbal songs in the file will have the same theme and rhythm. In this study, the first, second and third methods of stand-up music therapy will be used for the intervention group. Passive music is a joy to listen to non-verbal pieces. A special melody to create joy in patients should have a refreshing musical theme. Invigorating themes (rhythmic) rhythmic pieces with a relatively sharp melody that induces vitality and vivacity away from excitement and impatience and is accompanied by stability and calm. Active Musical Activities in Music Therapy Sessions This study will include a discussion of musical emotions, singing, and speaking along with the piano. Intervention 2: Control group: Routine care. Yes - There is a plan to make this available What will be shared: Research-related information is shared with the aim of keeping individuals' names and identities confidential and adhering to the 31 Code of Ethics. When: 2022 To whom: All researchers and research enthusiasts Conditions: For review and supplementary research Where to obtain: Author in charge of Dr. Soghar Khani How to obtain: She/He must first send an email to the author of the article and submit her request, and if the author and the research team deem it appropriate, the documents and files will be provided in a short time Comments: -
public Dr Soghra Khani
Nasibeh School of Nursing and Midwifery, Vesal Alley, Amir Mazandarani St.,
sari Iran (Islamic Republic of) 481111111 +98 11 3336 8915 s.khani@mazums.ac.ir Mazandaran University of Medical Sciences scientific Soghra khani
Nasibeh School of Nursing and Midwifery, Vesal Alley, Amir Mazandarani St.,
Sari Iran (Islamic Republic of) 48178-57344 +98 11 3336 8915 s.khani@mazums.ac.ir Mazandaran University of Medical Sciences Iran (Islamic Republic of) Married middle-aged and young women with experience of living with their husbands for at least a year and under domestic violence (according to the Parsa system) Be able to read and write. Have no habit of listening to music No pregnancy No chronic psychiatric disorders And major at the time of the study No history of schizophrenia and bipolar disorder No substance abuse No participation in psychological intervention sessions related to domestic violence in the last 6 months No use of antipsychotic drugs, antidepressants or mood stabilizers in Time of the study No history of suicide attempt, No history of hospitalization in the psychiatric ward (based on self-declaration) Consent of the wife and her husband to participate in the study. no limit 54 years Female The patient's desire to leave the study Occurrence of significant stressful events during the study (loss of a family member, job loss, bankruptcy, etc.) Treatment - Other N/A In the intervention group, they will receive 7 sessions of 45 minutes (2 sessions per week) individually according to the coronary pandemic conditions at home. Phone calls will be made twice a week and the researcher will monitor the intervention and homework. The interventions will be performed by a counseling master student in midwifery, under the direct supervision of a research team consisting of a reproductive health specialist, a doctoral nurse, and a music master. In this study, the meaning of music is non-verbal songs with the sound of nature such as wind and the sound of the sea wave and piano pieces that are uplifting and refreshing. Invigorating themes (rhythmic) rhythmic pieces with a relatively sharp melody that inspires vitality and vitality away from excitement and impatience and is accompanied by stability and calmness, which is used by Standley music therapy through Mp3 player in each The meeting will be broadcast. In the first session, a folder containing non-verbal music will be played to the participant and based on their choice, it will be used until the end of the intervention. It should be noted that all non-verbal songs in the file will have the same theme and rhythm. In this study, the first, second and third methods of stand-up music therapy will be used for the intervention group. Passive music is a joy to listen to non-verbal pieces. A special melody to create joy in patients should have a refreshing musical theme. Invigorating themes (rhythmic) rhythmic pieces with a relatively sharp melody that induces vitality and vivacity away from excitement and impatience and is accompanied by stability and calm. Active Musical Activities in Music Therapy Sessions This study will include a discussion of musical emotions, singing, and speaking along with the piano. Control group: Routine care Self-efficacy. Timepoint: At the time of enrollment - immediately after the intervention and one month after the intervention. Method of measurement: Schwartzer and Jurosalem General Self-Efficacy Questionnaire ( General Self- Efficacy Scale). The severity of the violence expressed. Timepoint: At the time of enrollment - immediately after the intervention and one month after the intervention. Method of measurement: Domestic Violence Questionnaire against Women Mohseni Tabrizi et al. Mazandaran University of Medical Sciences Approved 2021-06-22 Ethics Committee of Mazandaran University of Medical Sciences Vicce chancellor for research of Mazandaran University of Medical Sciences, Moalem square sari Mazandaran Iran (Islamic Republic of)