The global movement of Arts & Culture for Health is also generating mounting evidence of the benefits of arts on prescription and the uses of culture and heritage in medical education, preventive health, and patient care. Such activities draw on novel partnerships and will transform practice as well as professional roles – in healthcare but also far beyond. Health Humanities researchers collaborate with colleagues across the university and with societal partners to examine the experiences of patients and practitioners, investigate emerging models and their impact, and contribute to new strategies for improving healthcare and public health.
Border closures during COVID briefly reduced support for immigrants and the EU
The sudden closure of internal European borders during the COVID-19 crisis had not only practical consequences, but also changed how people thought about immigration and Europe. Recent research from the University of ...
