New resource for London Arts and Health members! 📚 Great to see Dr Daisy Fancourt's Arts in Health: Designing and researching interventions on the bookshelf.

Irish universities are struggling to maintain world-class education and research at levels to which we aspire and are renowned? The sector requires priority investment to ensure a competitive sustainable knowledge economy. Trinity Research Department of Further and Higher Education Trinity College Dublin Global

We have now added a live stream option to our CreativeHealthAssociates event discussing: How Creative Health supports the NHS Long Term Plan. 1st October 2024, 10am - 3.30pm Wiltshire Music Centre Can't make it on the day, join us via live stream! Find out more eventbrite.co.uk/e/how-creative…

Prof Dr Sara Burke presenting on the implementation of Sláintecare People of HSE at the launch of ‘Health Policy and Engagement Report’ School of Medicine

Achieving #HealthForAll requires concrete changes in economic policy. My latest article with Tedros Adhanom Ghebreyesus on the cover of the The Lancet outlines next steps on how to align health, economic, and environmental priorities at national and international levels. Read it here ➡️

📢 Join us at MISA’s Annual Public Lecture on 23 Sept at 5pm with Prof Dr Daisy Fancourt UCL . Discover how the arts impact public health, with insights from clinical trials, epidemiology, and more. Register below: Creative Ireland St James's Hospital

The World Health Organization (WHO) has formally designated Trinity College Dublin College and its Tilda team as the new WHO Collaborating Centre for #longitudinal Studies on #Ageing and the #LifeCourse. At the launch: challenges for global demographic changes &research solutions St James's Hospital

“We can't create a future fit for our grandchildren with systems built for our grandparents,” -- António Guterres reiterated that countries must use a once-in-a-generation United Nations summit for #OurCommonFuture Listen to the full press conference ahead of #UNGA

Day of days I’ve been adventuring!  Accompanied by my good friend Colm Mac Con Iomaire we made our way across the roiling Atlantic swells to leap ashore and climb the 600+ hand cut steps up to the monastery and make some music.

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The MISA Annual Public Lecture 2024 is by Prof Dr Daisy Fancourt from Social Biobehavioural Research Group. It happens this Monday, 23.09.24. In-person attendance is booked out. Join us via webinar @ 5pm(GMT)🌍 #ArtsAndHealth #learnings Department of Health Creative Ireland Rose Anne Kenny Chief Medical Officer HSE Health & Wellbeing ⬇️

As equitable practices have remained central to my research, I am incredibly excited and proud that thanks to funding from Health Policy Research Scholars, this article is now OPEN ACCESS!

Reflecting on yesterday’s fantastic lecture on “The Impact of the Arts on Public Health: insight from clinical trials, epidemiology and lab studies” with Dr Daisy Fancourt “taking care of the myth of creativity as a ‘soft’ science”. Some highlights 👇🏻 1/

Catherine Mullarkey, Chair St James's Hospital Board welcomed Prof Dr Daisy Fancourt & all who attended the MISA Lecture. Prof Rose Anne Kenny moderated the pm & the brilliant panel discussion Tania Banotti Creative Ireland Chief Medical Officer Department of Health, Dr Siobhan Ni Bhriain, Dr Kevin Mc Carroll.

As well as injury, falls cause loss of confidence, withdrawal, and social isolation. #DancetoHealth helps people find their feet in fun, creative falls-prevention dance, led by professional dance artists trained in Postural Stability Instruction. #FallsPreventionAwarenessWeek

As the new The Labour Party Government meets for its party conference, we've distilled evidence from our last decade of research into #ArtsAndHealth to inform how we collectively move forward. 📈 Our 5⃣ key learnings are outlined below! Read more on our blog ➡️ sbbresearch.org/where-next-for…

Delighted to have attended the MISA Public lecture2024 St James's Hospital hearing Dr Daisy Fancourt robust research about the health benefits of utilising the arts in acute settings. #creativeartstherapists Chief Medical Officer iacat Jenny Kirkwood Rose Anne Kenny @ProfOrtuno

Delighted to share #SJHNursing reflections & experiences today to @nchd_dublin .. discussing all things “Arts & Healthcare”. congratulations Lionel & Crafts by Irene for sharing their connections to Art .. such creativity 🧑‍🍳 🍱 🌺 🖼️ Roisin Nevin St James's Hospital

In accordance with the Arts Act 2003, Dublin City Council invites applications for funding towards arts projects and programmes in the city. Our Information Sessions on take place on Wed 2 October. Full details can be found here: mailchi.mp/arts/arts-fund…