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  • Formāts: Hardback, 288 pages, height x width: 234x156 mm, weight: 453 g, 3 Line drawings, black and white; 49 Halftones, black and white; 52 Illustrations, black and white
  • Izdošanas datums: 10-Apr-2023
  • Izdevniecība: Routledge
  • ISBN-10: 1032186267
  • ISBN-13: 9781032186269
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  • Formāts: Hardback, 288 pages, height x width: 234x156 mm, weight: 453 g, 3 Line drawings, black and white; 49 Halftones, black and white; 52 Illustrations, black and white
  • Izdošanas datums: 10-Apr-2023
  • Izdevniecība: Routledge
  • ISBN-10: 1032186267
  • ISBN-13: 9781032186269
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Exploring how practitioners make use of play’s developmental benefits and therapeutic healing properties to aid the child’s healthcare journey, this reflective book expands and enhances the knowledge base underlying the practice of play in hospitals.

The work of health play specialists and child life specialists in hospitals in the UK and around the world requires a deep level of clinical knowledge, so that preparing children for procedures can be done with skill and precision. It builds on an understanding of both child development and the impact of traumatic experiences so that children’s deepest fears and biggest emotions can be faced without flinching. It also relies on an acceptance that play is the foundation of everything – the child’s safest, most natural space – and from this trust, strength and resilience can grow and be nurtured. This new edited text explores the breadth, depth and skills of these trained healthcare practitioners providing play for babies, children, young people and adults, and places the power of play squarely at the centre of most clinical settings. Its starting point of the theory that underpins practice is explored and developed through a combination of reflective essays, case study chapters from the UK and around the world, and the newly emerging use of play in diverse settings.

Drawing on the collective work of over 30 play specialists, child life specialists, play service managers, lecturers and researchers, this book is unique in all it offers to paediatric practitioners and settings, in training and in practice. It is an important resource for healthcare play specialists, playworkers, children’s nurses, occupational therapists and more.



Exploring how practitioners make use of play’s developmental benefits and therapeutic healing properties to aid the child’s health care journey, this reflective book expands and enhances the knowledge base underlying the practice of play in hospitals.

0.Introduction. Part I: Theoretical underpinning. 1.The Development of
the Role of Hospital Playworker. 2.Still a Deprived Environment for Children?
Revisiting the Case for Hospital Play. 3.It Pays to Play! How I discovered
cost effective play and the start of the MRI Awake List Project. 4.Support
for Siblings during the Medical Journey. 5.The Elephant in the Room- Mental
Health Illness in children and young people; can health play specialists make
a difference? 6.The Hospital Playroom: A key part of children and young
peoples care and recovery. Part II: Personal Reflections on the Role of the
Hospital Play Specialist. 7.My Journey. 8.The Magic of Play- Exploring the
importance of play and distraction during medical procedures. 9.A Day in the
Life of a HPS. 10.Teenagers in hospital- are they the forgotten age?
11.Specialised Play in the Hospital Setting. 12.The Angry Health Play
Specialist. Part III: Specific Case Studies. 13.Support for children and
young people undergoing radiotherapy treatment. 14.Working with children and
young people with autism in the Health Care Setting. 15.Virtual Reality: The
new distraction therapy? 16.The role of the health play specialist in the
care of children and young people with cancer. 17.Teenagers in Hospital.
18.Ship-shape and Bristol Standard fashion: The why, the what and the
how of implementing the Bristol Standard within the practice of a hospital
play team. 19.Managing a Play Team through the Covid Crisis. Part IV:
Reflections from around the world. 20.Oh! The Places Youll Go! A play
specialists journey. 21.Play in two different ways- A Reflection on Play
Practice in the United Arab Emirates. 22."GDay!" A history of hospital play
in an Australian Childrens Hospital. 23.Integrating Play in North American
Hospitals- Historical and Current Approaches. 24.The Hospital Play Specialist
Education Course in Japan: what we have achieved and what we need to
overcome. 25.Lets start with play- why play in the emergency department can
be our best tool for interventions. Part V: Playing in other ways and other
settings. 26.Play in a childrens hospice- whats the point? 27.The
therapeutic power of playing with chronically abused children. 28.Play and
the paradigm shift. 29.Playing Beyond the Boundaries- How the role of the
health play specialist can benefit adults in healthcare. 30.Play with
purpose: the therapeutic value of play for siblings of pediatrtic patients.
31.Taking hospital play into the home. 32.Concluding Thoughts. x.Appendix-
Useful Links
Nicky Everett is Senior Lecturer at Leeds Beckett University, UK, Cath Hubbuck is a registered Health Play Specialist, currently based in London, UK, Fraser Brown is Emeritus Professor of Playwork at Leeds Beckett University, UK.