Singing (and other arts and cultural activities) across the dementias

Paul Camic

Singing (and other arts and cultural activities) across the dementias

Paul Camic

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This presentation gives an overview of arts and health including a rationale why the arts are important for health and wellbeing looking at evolutionary, ethological, cultural and participatory evidence. It follows with a discussion about the arts and dementia care with specific focus on singing in community and residential settings. Data collection strategies and methodologies are also examined.

Original language	English
Publication status	Published - 18 Feb 2019
Event	KMPT Research and Development:Programme for Older People’s Research - Duration: 18 Feb 2019 → …

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Conference	KMPT Research and Development:Programme for Older People’s Research
Period	18/02/19 → …

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Singing (and other arts and cultural activities) across the dementias

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