As the profile of the arts-and-health sector grows and interdisciplinary projects with public
outcomes become more common, it is useful to explore roles and ways of working at the …

This qualitative process evaluation investigated learning from stakeholders (patient
representatives, art managers/artists, clinicians and commissioners) involved in a co …

Objectives The objective of this study was to investigate the factors impacting cross-sectoral
collaboration in arts, health and wellbeing programme, policy and strategy development in …

In this chapter I investigate the notion of 'assemblage'and illustrate the work that assemblage-
informed arts-based research can do. Taking the view that an assemblage represents a …

Purpose–The purpose of this paper is to discuss integrated working between the arts and
those in care settings. Identifying that the field is very broad, with diverse evidence and …

This report documents how organizations and artists are learning to learn together in new
ways. It draws on experiences in France, Spain, Sweden, Switzerland and the UK …

Methods: This case study is an account of the co-creation of a (freely accessible) workforce
development toolkit, as part of a collaboration between academics, community interest …

Arts in health is at a fork in the road. The hard-paved route, The Empirical Highway, leads to
probable damnation by way of austerity culture, a narrowing definition of accredited practice …

Abstract Art can humanize a clinical healthcare system and encourage us to see people as
whole. The social and therapeutic benefits of art programmes in healthcare settings have …

Background: Different approaches and frameworks are available for those evaluating arts-
and-health projects. We share our experience in devising, implementing and reflecting on …