Institute for Transnational and Euregional cross border cooperation and Mobility (ITEM) pre-conference dinner, hosted by the Province of Groningen.

In deze Engelstalige sessie vertellen onderzoekers, kunstenaars en musici (betrokken bij o.a. Kenniscentrum Kunst & Samenleving en Arts in Health Groningen) over hun ervaring met het werken met patiënten en personeel in ziekenhuizen.

This document consists of the research report of Work Package 3 of ProMiMiC's locations Groningen and The Hague. Through the implementation of MiMiC-projects in the form of ‘living labs’, research data was generated leading to insights into (1) concepts of interprofessionality between musicians and healthcare …

An intermediary evaluation moment with the consortium partners and international experts from the fields of music and healthcare.

Music can touch people deeply, and lead to wellbeing as an all-encompassing word for everything that makes life worth living, or at least can make it liveable. Musicians can play an important role in these processes, not as pseudo-therapists, but from their own artistic identity, with an approach in …

Lecture for the master students of the interprofessional CRASH programme focusing on promoting arts and wellbeing in societies.

Musici ontwikkelen steeds vaker projecten voor de gezondheidszorg. In dit artikel analyseert Karolien Dons hoe ze precies vorm geven aan deze participatieve muziekpraktijken. Ze verkent daarbij de nieuwe rollen die musici innemen en hun manieren om daadwerkelijk tot co-creatie te komen met patiënten …

As a result of the COVID-19 measures, many people experienced social isolation and a lack of meaningful contact, especially vulnerable elderly people. For a specific group of musicians specialized in person-centred artistically-led participatory practices in healthcare settings, this sparked the exploration …