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Area of Science:

  • Nursing Research
  • Qualitative Research
  • Arts-Based Research

Background:

  • Dissemination of research findings is a critical final step in the research process.
  • Arts-based approaches offer unique methods for sharing research in public spaces.
  • This paper explores the benefits of integrating nursing research with art for broader dissemination.

Purpose of the Study:

  • To present a case example of using an arts-based approach to disseminate findings from a narrative research study.
  • To demonstrate the development of an art exhibit to communicate complex patient experiences.
  • To explore the efficacy of art exhibits in sharing research knowledge.

Main Methods:

  • A qualitative narrative study was conducted with 32 participants living with life-threatening illnesses (cancer, chronic renal disease, HIV/AIDS).
  • Semi-structured in-depth interviews explored participants' lived experiences and symbolic representations of their illness journey.
  • An art exhibit was developed using photographic images of symbolic representations and poetic narratives from participant interviews.

Main Results:

  • The art exhibit successfully conveyed participants' experiences of navigating life with chronic kidney disease, cancer, or HIV.
  • Photographic images and poetic narratives visualized the symbolic meanings participants associated with their illnesses.
  • The exhibit provided a platform for public engagement with sensitive health narratives.

Conclusions:

  • Arts-based approaches, such as art exhibits, can effectively make visible and articulate patients' often hidden experiences.
  • Creative dissemination methods enhance understanding and generate new ways of knowing within the nursing field.
  • Art exhibits serve as powerful tools for communicating nursing research to both public and professional audiences, fostering insight and new perspectives.