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Research Project

Jameel Arts & Health Lab - Lancet Global Series on the Health Benefits of the Arts

A landmark series focused on non-communicable diseases. Convened by the Lab, the series connects over 50 researchers and artists to present evidence on the value of the arts in clinical and public health.

Lead Researchers

Nisha Sajnani, Nils Fietje

Status

In-progress

Lead institutions

NYU Steinhardt, WHO Europe

Type

Global series

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Murals in Hospitals

Research Project

Hospital Murals Evaluation (HoME)

The largest study of its kind, aiming to better understand the impact of murals in hospitals on patients, staff, and visitors, and to study murals across different cultural contexts in Nigeria, Slovenia, the UK, and the US.

Lead researchers

Marcel Foster, Nisha Sajnani

Status

In-progress

Lead institutions

New York University

Type

Evaluation

Music and Motherhood UCL

Research Project

Music and Motherhood

A project exploring cultural considerations for arts and health interventions. In particular, using group singing for postpartum depression, which has been successful in the UK, in new contexts in Denmark, Italy, and Romania.

Lead Researchers

Katey Warran, Calum Smith

Status

Completed

Lead institutions

UCL, WHO Europe

Type

Implementation study

2019 WHO Report

Research Project

2019 WHO Report

This foundational publication synthesizes results from over 3000 studies, identifying a major role for the arts in the prevention of ill health, promotion of health, and management and treatment of illness across the lifespan.

Lead researchers

Daisy Fancourt, Saoirse Finn

Status

Completed

Lead institutions

UCL, WHO Europe

Type

Scoping review