Faculty of Arts

Health and wellbeing

Arts and Humanities-led collaborative research with healthcare practitioners is increasingly common with a growing awareness that our disciplines can deliver significant impacts on health and social care services related to both the quality of patient experience and health and social care policy and practice.

Existing strands of Engaged Arts activity

Benefits to personal wellbeing and health (physical and mental) through the application of creative innovations.

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Benefits to personal wellbeing and health (physical and mental) through influencing societal/organisational change

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Informing ethical practice and frameworks within healthcare.

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Influencing clinical/healthcare guidance and practice.

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Faculty of Arts

University of Nottingham
University Park
Nottingham, NG7 2RD

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