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Jill Sonke1, Alexandra K Rodriguez1, Aaron Colverson1
1University of Florida, Gainesville, FL, USA.
Health Promotion Practice
|July 17, 2023
Summary
This study defines arts participation for public health research, integrating expert and public views. The new, inclusive definition enhances research on arts and health outcomes.
Area of Science:
- Public Health
- Arts and Health Research
- Health Promotion
Background:
- Arts participation is increasingly linked to positive health outcomes globally.
- A clear definition of arts participation is needed for public health research.
- Existing definitions primarily serve the arts sector, not public health.
Purpose of the Study:
- To develop an inclusive definition of arts participation for public health research.
- To guide a national research agenda on arts in public health.
- To refine and expand upon previous definitions of arts participation.
Main Methods:
- Convergent mixed-methods study with sequential elements.
- Iterative development involving literature review, expert input, and public perspectives.
- Four phases of data collection, analysis, and integration to refine the definition.
Main Results:
- A comprehensive definition of arts participation was developed.
- The definition includes various modes of engagement and a broad range of art forms.
- The definition emphasizes inclusivity, surpassing previous frameworks.
Conclusions:
- The developed definition can improve the quality and precision of arts and health research.
- It facilitates more inclusive search strategies for evidence synthesis in arts and health.
- This definition aids researchers in creating effective survey instruments for arts participation.
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