Arts and Health Quality Statements

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Arts and Health Quality Statements Photo: The Cultural Sisters, First Aid Kit submission

The arts make a positive difference to health and wellbeing Signposting to: ｷ National Arts Health and Wellbeing Alliance Charter http://www.westmidlandsartshealthandwellbeing.org.uk/news/13/84/A- Charter-for-Arts-Health-Wellbeing.html ｷ How to evaluate an arts and health project http://www.westmidlandsartshealthandwellbeing.org.uk/resources- catalogue/evaluation.html http://www.artsandhealth.ie/wp-content/uploads/2011/08/Artspulse-Evaluation-Toolkit.pdf Photo: The Cultural Sisters, First Aid Kit submission

Arts and Health artists develop the appropriate skills Including: ｷ Insight and understanding of the needs of the people you are working with ｷ Recognising and understanding the pressures of the health sector Photo: The Cultural Sisters, First Aid Kit submission

Arts and Health artists negotiate work which is ethical and safe ｷ Check list for negotiating ethical and safe work Signposting to: ｷ Guidelines for Participatory Arts and Health good practice http://www.artsandhealth.ie/wp-content/uploads/2011/09/Participatory-Arts-in-Health-Guidelines-09.pdf ｷ Safe Practice guidelines ｷ Ethical statements ｷ Example contracts Photo: The Cultural Sisters, First Aid Kit submission

Arts and Health artists deliver work in a considered and thoughtful way ｷ Check list for peer review Photo: The Cultural Sisters, First Aid Kit submission

A collaborative approach is used to make decisions about Arts and Health work and raise aspirations about what the arts can achieve ｷ Who do we collaborate with? My story: Participants /artists /professionals experiences Photo: The Cultural Sisters, First Aid Kit submission

Arts and Health artists creatively explore ways of developing their work and are open to new ways of working Photo: The Cultural Sisters, First Aid Kit submission

Arts and Health artists evaluate their work in a reflective and honest way Photo: The Cultural Sisters, First Aid Kit submission

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