Arts in Health at FMC: Towards a Model of Practice
Arts in Health at FMC: Towards a Model of Practice
Author(s):*Listed Alphabetically
Putland C
Year of Publication:
2012
Publisher(s):
Flinders Medical Centre
Publication Type:
Report
Abstract:
This report gives an account of the learning that has resulted from thinking through a ‘model of practice’ lens in appraising the parts that make up the whole program of Arts in Health at a medical centre, and reflecting on the ways in which art is practiced in this setting.
Part 1 describes how the concept of a model evolved out of the evaluation of the Arts in Health at FMC 2009 program. It maps the existing practice at the time, explains a number of analytical tools developed to aid understanding and reflection, and ends with a summary of the implications of this process for decision making and future planning.
Part 2 provides a summary of highlights of the 2009 Program Evaluation findings, including a snapshot of the different kinds of projects, vital statistics about levels of activity and examples of responses to the initiatives by staff, patients and visitors. Part 2 is designed principally to provide background information to support Part 1.
Evidence Type: Non-Randomised Evaluation
Main Focus: Wellbeing / Quality of life
Research Purpose: Outcome Evaluation
Context: Hospital
Art Forms: Multi-Arts
Access Type: Free Download
APA Citation:
Putland, C. (2012). Arts in Health at FMC: Towards a Model of Practice. Australia:Flinders Medical Centre.