While peer-reviewed articles and conferences are appropriate for disseminating research
findings within academia, they are less effective for translating scientific knowledge into …

The social sciences have witnessed a burgeoning interest in creative and arts-based
approaches to knowledge creation, data collection, and dissemination. As Boydell et al …

In this article we discuss how to develop methodological tools to guide social innovation in
the arts and health movement. We approach this question by making research within Artful …

This article contributes to methodological debates regarding the role of art in communicating
research findings in the context of a completed research project on dementia activism …

Introduction Traditional methods of research have frequently failed to accommodate the
communication difficulties experienced by a significant proportion of residents living in long …

The arts and dementia is a vibrant and multidisciplinary area of healthcare research, policy
and practice. Uniquely situated at the intersection of various academic disciplines …

In this chapter, we explore narratives surrounding the value and perception of arts and
culture in the lives of people with dementia–unpicking how the (bio) medical model of …

There has been a growing narrative of the positive value of the creative arts in the context of
dementia over the past twenty years. There is a wide range of literature that showcases the …

Direct involvement by people living with dementia on the development of policies, services
and research that concerns them is an emerging ethical concern. Equitable collaboration …

In this paper, we present reflections from three research studies that have engaged with
creative approaches to qualitative research with people living with dementia. Creative …