MENTAL NURSING CARE WITH HEARING HALLUCINATIONS IMPLEMENTATION OF MUSIC THERAPY IN TN. A AT ACEH MENTAL HOSPITAL

Mental nursing of auditory hallucinations

Abstract

Hallucination is a disorder or change in sensory perception where the patient perceives something that does not actually happen, the most common hallucinations are auditory hallucinations. One of the ways to handle patients with auditory hallucinations is using treatment at a Mental Hospital with a routine implementation strategy and also with therapy. The therapy used is music therapy. The purpose of carrying out the implementation of music therapy on patients to reduce auditory hallucinations at the Aceh Mental Hospital. The design of this final scientific work uses a case study design. The subject used 1 (one) auditory hallucination patient. The method used is to carry out nursing care including assessment, diagnosis, intervention, implementation, and evaluation by focusing on the implementation of implementation strategies, which are sustainable for 9 (nine) days, by carrying out music therapy, how to scold, taking medicine regularly, controlling hallucinations by talking, practicing controlling hallucinations by doing daily activities. Obtained results from the application of music therapy and coupled with the nursing action of the patient experienced a decline and could control auditory hallucinations. In conclusion, the patient looks calmer, can talk to other people, is able to do scheduled activities, and take medicine regularly.