Clift Stephen, Camic Paul M. (Eds.) Oxford Textbook of Creative Arts, Health, and Wellbeing

Oxford University Press, 2016. — 369 p. — ISBN: 978–0–19–968807–4.Creative arts and human health and wellbeing: setting the scene
Introduction to the field of creative arts, wellbeing, and health: achievements and current challenges
The arts and healing: the power of an idea
The fifth wave of public health and them contributions of culture and the arts
The social determinants of health, empowerment, and participation
Case study: Southbank Centre London and the social utility of the arts
The means to flourish: arts in community health and education
Community cultural development for health and wellbeing
Epidemiological studies of the relationship between cultural experiences and public health
Psychophysiological links between cultural activities and public health
The role of qualitative research in arts and health
Ethical issues in arts-based health researchNational and international developments in practice
Seeking a common language: the challenge of embedding participatory arts in a major public health programme
Arts for health in community settings: promising practices for using the arts to enhance wellness, access to healthcare, and health literacy
Arts in healthcare settings in the United States
Arts in healthcare in Uganda: an historical, political, and practical case study
Siyazama in South Africa: Zulu beadwork, HIV/ AIDS, and the consequences of culture
Arts and health in Australia
Addressing the health needs of indigenous Australians through creative engagement: a case study
Arts and health initiatives in India
A role for the creative arts in addressing public health challenges in China
Culture and public health activities in Sweden and Norway
Talking about a revolution: arts, health, and wellbeing on Avenida Brasil
Case study: ‘I once was lost but now am found’—music and embodied arts in two American prisons
Case study: lost—or found?—in translation. The globalization of Venezuela’s El SistemaCreative arts and public health across the life-course
Creativity and promoting wellbeing in children and young people through education
The value of music for public health
Addressing the needs of seriously disadvantaged children through the arts: the work of Kids Company
The power of dance to transform the lives of disadvantaged youth
The arts and older people: a global perspective
Case study: engaging older people in creative thinking—the Active Energy project
Group singing as a public health resource
Intergenerational music-making: a vehicle for active ageing for children and older peopleCreative arts and public health in different settings
The arts therapies: approaches, goals, and integration in arts and health
Museums and art galleries as settings for public health interventions
Case study: creativity in criminal justice settings—the work of the Koestler Trust
Quality of place and wellbeing
Creative arts in health professional education and practice: a case study reflection and evaluation of a complex intervention to deliver the Culture and Care Programme at the Florence Nightingale School of Nursing and Midwifery, King’s College London
Case study: singing in hospitals—bridging therapy and everyday life
Case study: the value of group drumming for women in sex work in Mumbai, India