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The impact of arts in mental health careA systematic review of the literatureNorma Daykin and Ellie ByrneThe Project TeamEllie Byrne, Norma Daykin, Mark Palmer (1)Nola Davis, Susan O’Connor, Tony Soteriou (2)Jane Willis, Joanne Espiner (3)(1) University of the West of England, Bristol(2) Avon and Wiltshire Mental Health Partnership NHS Trust(3) Willis Newson, BristolAcknowledgementsThis project was funded by the Estates and Facilities Division of theDepartment of Health. The work used to illustrate the front cover is by MarionBrandis, photographed by Paul Highnam. We are grateful to Emma Griffin andJane Wathen for their help in presenting the report.Building on the Evidence: Qualitative research into the impact of an artsprogramme in mental health services.Pathfinder Project P(05)07 funded by the Estates and Facilities Division of theDepartment of Health.University of the West of England, Bristol, July 2006
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ReferencesAngus, J. (2002) A review
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Everitt, A. and Hamilton, R. (2003)
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Scher, P. and Senior, P. (1999) The
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