When Chopin Meets Nightingale: A Brief Discussion on the Role of Music Aesthetic Education in Alleviating Occupational Burnout in Nursing
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prominent. Not only does this condition impair work efficiency, but it may also negatively impact patient outcomes and healthcare workers
'mental well-being. To effectively alleviate occupational burnout, academic research increasingly emphasizes the positive role of music appreciation education. As a medium for emotional expression and artistic experience, music possesses unique psychological regulatory effects.
This paper explores the potential of music appreciation education in reducing medical burnout. By examining Chopin's musical artistry and
Florence Nightingale's nursing philosophy, we analyze how music facilitates emotional resonance, cognitive regulation, and humanistic care
to help healthcare professionals reignite professional passion, improve psychological states, and ultimately enhance nursing quality.
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DOI: http://dx.doi.org/10.70711/neet.v3i11.8108
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