Background Burnout and psychosocial distress are serious and growing issues for
healthcare workers (HCWs) and healthcare systems across the globe. Exacerbated by …

Objective Burnout in healthcare professionals (HCPs) is a pressing issue in healthcare. We
report the long-term impact of our previous creative arts therapy (CAT) intervention for …

Background Work-related psychological distress is common among health care
professionals. We determined whether 4 creative arts therapy (CAT) programs were …

Numerous interventions have been developed to address work-related stress but evidence
of their efficacy is sparse. A growing interest in the impact of the arts on well-being is …

Creative arts therapy (CAT) can potentially mitigate the unprecedented levels of healthcare
professional (HCP) burnout that have been exacerbated by the COVID-19 pandemic …

Introduction Art therapy (AT) has been widely utilized as a therapeutic approach for clinical
nurses. In recent years, more and more researchers have applied art therapy to enhance …

Aims To synthesize evidence about the effectiveness of expressive arts interventions used to
reduce psychosocial stress among healthcare workers. Design Quantitative systematic …

Doctors are frequently exposed to work-related stressors putting them at risk of burnout and
affecting patient safety. This has long been recognised in oncology and palliative care staff …

Numerous approaches have been developed to address work-related stress (work-stress)
but evidence of their efficacy is sparse. This is also the case for art therapy-based …

Abstract Introduction End-of-life (EoL) care professionals are prone to burnout given the
intense emotional nature of their work. Previous research supports the efficacy of art therapy …