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Diversity and Training in Performing Arts Medicine
1University of Sydney, Sydney, Australia.
Medical Problems of Performing Artists
|September 5, 2019
Summary
Performing arts medicine faces challenges due to limited research and training. Recent advancements in high-quality research are rapidly improving evidence-based healthcare for performing artists.
Area of Science:
- Performing Arts Medicine
- Clinical Practice
- Healthcare Research
Background:
- Historically, managing performing artists' health faced challenges due to limited scientific evidence and specialized training.
- Performing artists have unique health needs influenced by instrument, genre, and performance style, differing from general populations.
- A scarcity of research previously hindered evidence-informed practices in performing arts medicine.
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