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. 2024 Aug 22;14(8):842. doi: 10.3390/brainsci14080842

Table 2.

Details on music-based intervention providers and type of individual/group intervention.

Study and Year [Ref.] Music Intervention Provider Group or Individual Intervention
Biasutti and Mangiacotti 2021 [52] Music psychologist Group
Biasutti and Mangiacotti 2018 [53] Music psychologist Group
Chen 2018 [54] Music therapist Individual
Chéour 2023 [55] Music therapist Group (with caregivers)
Cheung 2018 [56] Health care professional Group (4–6 people)
Doi 2017 [57] Music teacher Group
Feng 2020
[58]
Professional musicians Group
Fraile 2019 [59] Language and speech therapist trainees Individual
Giovagnoli 2017 [60] Music therapist Individual
Gómez-Gallego 2021 [61] Art therapists (specialized in music therapy) Group (6–9 people)
Han 2020 [62] Music therapist (and neurologist) Group
Kim and Kang 2021 [63] Music therapist Group
Li 2015 [64] Self-administration (with the help of caregivers) Individual
Liu 2024 [65] Music therapist Group
Lyu 2018 [66] Music therapist Group (6 people)
Maguire 2015 [67] Vocal teacher (+DVD instructor) Group
Mahendran 2018 [68] Art therapist (specialized in music) Group
Moreira 2023 [69] Music therapist (and psychologist) Individual (with caregiver presence)
Murabayashi 2019 [70] Music therapist Group
Perez-Ros 2019 [71] Nurses Group
Pongan 2017 [72] Choir conductor (with a psychologist) Group
Särkämö 2016 [73] Music therapist and Vocal teacher Group (10 people = 5 caregiver-patient dyads)
Särkämö 2014 [74] Music therapist and Vocal teacher Group (10 people = 5 caregiver-patient dyads)
Satoh 2015 [75] Vocal teacher (+a pianist) Group
Shimizu 2018 [76] Instructor (trained in protocol administration) Group
Tang 2018 [77] Music therapist Group (9 people)
Wang 2018 [78] Music therapist Group
Xue 2023 [79] Music therapist Group