The creative arts in palliative care / edited by Nigel Hartley and Malcolm Payne.

By: Hartley, Nigel.

Contributor(s): Hartley, Nigel | Payne, Malcolm 1947-.

London ; Philadelphia, PA : Jessica Kingsley, 2008Description: 205 pages ; 24 cm.Content type: text Media type: unmediated Carrier type: volumeISBN: 9781843105916.Subject(s): PALLIATIVE CARE

| MUSIC THERAPY

| ART THERAPY

| CASE STUDIES

| CREATIVITY

Genre/Form: Case studies.Online resources: Table of contents | Table of contents

Contents:

Developing creative arts in palliative care. The creative arts in palliative care / Nigel Hartley and Malcolm Payne. Managing creative arts and artists in healthcare settings ; The palliative care community : using the arts in different settings ; Exhibiting, promoting and funding the arts in healthcare settings / Nigel Hartley. Research and audit in palliative care creative arts / Malcolm Payne -- Experiences of creative arts in palliative care. Experiences of creative arts in palliative care : introduction / Malcolm Payne. Pottery and painting / Lynn Harmer. Craft work / Adrian Butchers. Digital arts / Marion Tasker. Art therapy / Samantha Dobbs. Community arts / Virginia Hearth. Beginning to work as a community artist in palliative care / Mick Sands. Music therapy in the community / Tamsin Dives. Music and music therapy at St. Christopher's Hospice : an evaluation study / Abi Gill.

Legacy 2017Summary: Uncovering the possibilities for use of the arts in palliative care settings, this book provides guidance on how to implement arts projects successfully. In part one the focus is on designing objectives and managing creative arts services while part two demonstrates the theory and principles in practice.

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Includes bibliographical references (pages 189-191) and indexes.

Part I. Developing creative arts in palliative care. Introduction. The creative arts in palliative care / Nigel Hartley and Malcolm Payne. Managing creative arts and artists in healthcare settings ; The palliative care community : using the arts in different settings ; Exhibiting, promoting and funding the arts in healthcare settings / Nigel Hartley. Research and audit in palliative care creative arts / Malcolm Payne -- Part II. Experiences of creative arts in palliative care. Experiences of creative arts in palliative care : introduction / Malcolm Payne. Pottery and painting / Lynn Harmer. Craft work / Adrian Butchers. Digital arts / Marion Tasker. Art therapy / Samantha Dobbs. Community arts / Virginia Hearth. Beginning to work as a community artist in palliative care / Mick Sands. Music therapy in the community / Tamsin Dives. Music and music therapy at St. Christopher's Hospice : an evaluation study / Abi Gill.

Uncovering the possibilities for use of the arts in palliative care settings, this book provides guidance on how to implement arts projects successfully. In part one the focus is on designing objectives and managing creative arts services while part two demonstrates the theory and principles in practice.

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