Comparing Engagement Across Online Arts Forms in Older Adults: A Mixed-Methods Study of Five Disciplines

This research developed a nuanced video analysis method to evaluate experiences of creative arts workshops. Such methodologies are essential for distinguishing the impact of interventions, allowing for a differentiated approach in prescribing arts interventions for health and wellbeing outcomes.

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Arts & Health
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2025-10-28
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https://doi.org/10.1080/17533015.2025.2574967
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Technology Use by Older Adults
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Abstract

This research developed a nuanced video analysis method to evaluate experiences of creative arts workshops. Such methodologies are essential for distinguishing the impact of interventions, allowing for a differentiated approach in prescribing arts interventions for health and wellbeing outcomes.

Arts & Health
Government of the United Kingdom (GB), Cognitive Research (United States) (US), University of Sheffield (GB)
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