The use of arts-based research is shifting our understanding of what counts as evidence and
highlights the complexity and multidimensionality involved in creating new knowledge. A …

Coping with global environmental change demands new forms of civic engagement and
interaction able to transform passive audiences attending to the drama of unsustainability …

Despite the considerable advances of the feminist movement across Western societies, in
Universities women are less likely to be promoted, or paid as much as their male …

There is a growing need for a new kind of debate at the intersection of the humanities and
healthcare, health and well-being. In the recent past the field of medical humanities has …

Persons struggling with housing remain significantly disadvantaged when considering
access to health care. Effective advocacy for their needs will require understanding the …

Amidst statutory and non-statutory calls for effective patient and public involvement (PPI),
questions continue to be raised about the impact of PPI in healthcare services …

Background Clinical practice guidelines have been a popular tool for the improvement of
health care through the implementation of evidence from systematic research. Yet, it is …

This article builds on existing definitions and classification systems of research-based
theatre to offer a way to define subgenres within the field. In order to identify similarities and …

The use of artistic forms as an alternative means for representing research findings is
gaining acceptance in the research community. There are, however, important yet …

Persons living with dementia and their carers experience stigma. Stigma intensifies social
exclusion and threatens health and well-being. Decreasing stigma associated with dementia …