Thursdays@3 S4 | E3: “Music is universal and has been part of health for thousands of years” - music therapist, Angela Delaney

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“Music is universal and has been part of health for thousands of years” - music therapist, Angela Delaney

This episode takes us back to Queensland to learn more about music therapy and the role it plays in palliative care.

Angela Delaney is a music therapist at the Queensland Children’s Hospital and the National Allied Health Educator with Quality of Care Collaborative Australia (QuoCCA).

Listen to the episode on Spotify or click play to meet Ange and learn more and experience a very special performance 👇

Show notes and more info:

🧡 Angela Delaney at the 2022 Australian Paediatric Palliative Care Conference

🧡 Music therapy and paediatric palliative care: the effect of music therapy on perceived pain and memory making

🧡 Quality of Care Collaborative Australia (QuoCCA)

🧡 National Paediatric Palliative Care Project

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