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Arts & Health provides a pioneering international forum for the publication of research, policy and best practice within the interdisciplinary field of arts and health. This fast-emerging field has developed in response to international interest regarding the multifarious ways in which the arts contribute to health, wellbeing, social inclusion and healthcare practice across a range of settings. The field has become an inter- and multi-disciplinary arena for those concerned with research, policy and practice initiatives, including artists, health care professionals, community workers, and researchers in the public, private and voluntary sectors.
Arts & Health takes a broad-based approach in examining uses of the arts in public health, health promotion and health care. The journal publishes empirical research, policy analysis, theoretical discourse, systematic reviews and examples of best practice in the following areas:
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Social and medical science research relevant to arts and health
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Public policy on the role of arts in health
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Community and public health practice through the arts
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Health promotion and illness prevention through arts-based interventions
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Health education supported by the arts
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Aesthetics and design of healthcare settings and environments
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The arts in clinical practice (including both physical and mental health)
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Arts-based research methodologies
Future Paper Topics:
- Situated Visual Ethics in Arts and Health Research
- The State of Arts and Health in Canada and the United States
- How True Partnerships Exponentially Grow Hospital Arts Programs
- Socially-Engaged Art: The Impact of Japanese Government Policy on ‘Gross National Happiness'.
- and a range of empirically-based research articles, examples of best practice in arts and health and policy reviews from local, regional and national perspectives
Some feedback from those in the field:
“This morning the new Arts & Health Journal arrived in the post. I was so pleased to receive it and would like to congratulate those involved in conceiving this publication and making it a reality. It is a very important vehicle to position the arts and health movement globally and such a valuable resource that will also encourage new areas of research. I will be pleased to work with others in Australia to promote this publication in our country. Congratulations and best wishes for the September issue.”
Margret Meagher, Arts and Health Australia
Peer Review Integrity
All research articles in this journal, including those in special issues, special sections or supplements, have undergone rigorous peer review, based on initial editor screening and anonymized refereeing by at least two independent referees.
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