Forschung … Startseite Forschung International Network for the Critical Appraisal of Arts and Health Research INCAAHR International Network for the Critical Appraisal of Arts and Health Research Ein Netzwerk der Interuniversitären Einrichtung Wissenschaft und Kunst (Universität Mozarteum Salzburg und Universität Salzburg) Seitennavigation überspringen Übersicht Mission Ziele Team Mitglieder Publikationen Mitglied werden Zum Beginn der Seitennavigation springen Das Internationale Netzwerk zur kritischen Bewertung von Kunst- und Gesundheitsforschung hat sich zum Ziel gesetzt, Exzellenz und kritische Bewertung in der Praxis und Forschung im Bereich Kunst und Gesundheit zu fördern. Es befasst sich mit kritischer Bewertung und Forschungsqualität und strebt die Entwicklung evidenzbasierter Praxis und Politik an – beides hängt von qualitativ hochwertiger Forschung ab. Kontaktkatarzyna.grebosz-haring@moz.ac.at FollowLinkedIn Mission Das Netzwerk wird den Aufbau inklusiver Netzwerke für den Wissenstransfer im Bereich zeitgenössischer Kunst-für-die-Gesundheit-Praktiken fördern und sich für die Förderung der psychischen und physischen Gesundheit in allen Altersgruppen einsetzen, einschließlich Menschen mit akuten und chronischen Erkrankungen sowie mit besonderen Bedürfnissen. Darüber hinaus strebt das Netzwerk eine internationale Zusammenarbeit an, um klinische Standards für ergänzende Kunst-für-die-Gesundheit-Praktiken und Programme zur sozialen Verschreibung zu entwickeln und deren Auswirkungen zu bewerten. Ziele die Exzellenz durch eine fundierte und transparente Bewertung der Forschung im Bereich Kunst und Gesundheit zu fördern. Leitlinien für die Durchführung und Berichterstattung von Forschungsarbeiten sowie für die Auswertung von Evidenz im Bereich Kunst und Gesundheit zu entwickeln. die Rolle der Forschung bei der Gestaltung von Strategien im Bereich Kunst und Gesundheit sowie bei evidenzbasierten Praktiken kritisch zu bewerten. Team Slider überspringen Priv.-Doz.in Dr.in Katarzyna Grebosz-Haring, Universität Salzburg und Universität Mozarteum Salzburg (Vorsitz) Clarissa Konzett, MA MSc. (Assistenz und Koordination) Prof. Dr. Stephen Clift, Canterbury Christ Church University (Vorsitz) Priv.-Doz.in Dr.in Katarzyna Grebosz-Haring, Universität Salzburg und Universität Mozarteum Salzburg (Vorsitz) Clarissa Konzett, MA MSc. (Assistenz und Koordination) Prof. Dr. Stephen Clift, Canterbury Christ Church University (Vorsitz) Priv.-Doz.in Dr.in Katarzyna Grebosz-Haring, Universität Salzburg und Universität Mozarteum Salzburg (Vorsitz) Clarissa Konzett, MA MSc. (Assistenz und Koordination) Prof. Dr. Stephen Clift, Canterbury Christ Church University (Vorsitz) Priv.-Doz.in Dr.in Katarzyna Grebosz-Haring, Universität Salzburg und Universität Mozarteum Salzburg (Vorsitz) Clarissa Konzett, MA MSc. (Assistenz und Koordination) Prof. Dr. Stephen Clift, Canterbury Christ Church University (Vorsitz) Zum Beginn des Sliders springen Mehr erfahren Prof. Dr. Stephen Clift Priv.-Doz.in Dr.in Katarzyna Grebosz-Haring Mitglieder Slider überspringen J. Riikka Ahokas, University of Jyväskylä Eva Mari Andreasen, University of Agder and Head of Research - Kilden Performing Arts Centre Joshua S. Bamford, University of Oxford Arne Bathke, University of Salzburg Christian Bazant-Hegemark, Salzburg Institute for Arts in Medicine Katherine Boydell, The University of New South Wales Hilary Bungay, Anglia Ruskin University Emily-Rose Cluderay, Independent Arts & Health Practitioner-Researcher Gilles Comeau, University of Ottawa Juan Pablo Correa, Universidad Autónoma de Aguascalientes Renáta Cserjési, Eötvös Loránd University Andrew Danso, University of Jyväskylä Christina Davies, The University of Western Australia Helena Daffern, University of York E. Sebastian Debus, University Heart and Vascular Center Hamburg Nicole D'souza, School of Epidemiology and Public Health Daisy Fancourt, University College London Anna Fekete, University of Vienna Isabel Fernholz, Charité – Universitätsmedizin Berlin Marcel Foster, University of Florida Rafaela Neiva Ganga, Liverpool John Moores University Barbara Groot-Sluijsmans, Amsterdam University of Applied Sciences Sayaka Kato Honda, St. Luke’s International Hospital Nicola Holt, University of the West of England Anita Jensen, Lund University Mette Kaasgaard, University of Southern Denmark; Zealand University Lorraine Kalia, University of Toronto Radwa Khalil, School of Business, Social and Desicion Sciences, Constructor University, Bremen Friederike Köhler, University of Jyväskylä Mookie Lee-Menuhin, Pianist, Neuroscientist Chi Yhun Lo, Macquarie University Kat Lord-Watson, Queen Margaret University Tenley Martin, Leeds Beckett University Ruth Mateus-Berr, University of Applied Arts Vienna Matt McCrary, Hannover Medical School George Musgrave, University of London Marcos Nadal, University of the Balearic Islands Urs Markus Nater, University of Vienna Caitríona Ní Dhúill, University of Salzburg Alicia Lucendo Noriega, University of Jyväskylä Valerie Oberleithner, Salzburg Institute for Arts in Medicine Matthew Pelowski, University of Vienna Kate Phillips, University of Derby Angela Pickard, Canterbury Christ Church University Janet Ritterman, Middlesex University Eva Schurig, University of Oldenburg Abdul Seckam, Cardiff Metropolitan University Alison Short, Western Sydney University Martin Skov, Copenhagen University Hospital Janine Stubbe, Codarts Rotterdam, University of the Arts; Erasmus University Rotterdam Michael Studnicka, Paracelsus Medical University Michael T. Tan Koon Boon, University of the Arts Singapore Leonhard Thun-Hohenstein, Salzburg Institute for Arts in Medicine MacKenzie Trupp, University of Vienna Janneke E.P. van Leeuwen, University College London Martin Weichbold, University of Salzburg Agnieszka Wellenger, Salzburg Institute for Arts in Medicine Marcel Zentner, University of Innsbruck Zum Beginn des Sliders springen Mitglieder & Infos J. Riikka Ahokas, University of Jyväskylä Eva Mari Andreasen, University of Agder and Head of Research - Kilden Performing Arts Centre Joshua S. Bamford, University of Oxford Arne Bathke, University of Salzburg Christian Bazant-Hegemark, Salzburg Institute for Arts in Medicine Katherine Boydell, The University of New South Wales Hilary Bungay, Anglia Ruskin University Ni Dhuill Caitriona, University of Salzburg Emily-Rose Cluderay, Independent Arts & Health Practitioner-Researcher Gilles Comeau, University of Ottawa Juan Pablo Correa, Universidad Autónoma de Aguascalientes Renáta Cserjési, Eötvös Loránd University Andrew Danso, University of Jyväskylä Christina Davies, The University of Western Australia Helena Daffern, University of York E. Sebastian Debus, University Heart and Vascular Center Hamburg Nicole D'souza, School of Epidemiology and Public Health Daisy Fancourt, University College London Anna Fekete, University of Vienna Isabel Fernholz, Charité – Universitätsmedizin Berlin Marcel Foster, University of Florida Rafaela Neiva Ganga, Liverpool John Moores University Barbara Groot-Sluijsmans, Amsterdam University of Applied Sciences Sayaka Kato Honda, St. Luke’s International Hospital Nicola Holt, University of the West of England Anita Jensen, Lund University Mette Kaasgaard, University of Southern Denmark Zealand University Lorraine Kalia, University of Toronto Radwa Khalil, School of Business, Social and Descision Sciences, Constructor University, Bremen Friederike Köhler, University of Jyväskylä Mookie Lee-Menuhin, Pianist, Neuroscientist Chi Yhun Lo, Macquarie University Kat Lord-Watson, Queen Margaret University Tenley Martin, Leeds Beckett University Ruth Mateus-Berr, University of Applied Arts Vienna Matt McCrary, Hannover Medical School George Musgrave, University of London Marcos Nadal, University of the Balearic Urs Markus Nater, University of Vienna Alicia Lucendo Noriega, University of Jyväskylä Valerie Oberleithner, Salzburg Institute for Arts in Medicine Matthew Pelowski, University of Vienna Kate Phillips, University of Derby Angela Pickard, Canterbury Christ Church University Janet Ritterman, Middlesex University Eva Schurig, University Oldenburg Abdul Seckam, Cardiff Metropolitan University Alison Short, Western Sydney University Martin Skov, Copenhagen University Hospital Janine Stubbe, Codarts Rotterdam, University of the Arts; Erasmus University Rotterdam Michael Studnicka, Paracelsus Medical University Michael T. Tan Koon Boon, University of the Arts Singapore Leonhard Thun-Hohenstein, Salzburg Institute for Arts in Medicine MacKenzie Trupp, University of Vienna Janneke E.P. van Leeuwen, University College London Martin Weichbold, University of Salzburg Angieszka Wellenger, Salzburg Institute for Arts in Medicine Marcel Zentner, University of Innsbruck Publikationen What do we mean by group-based music interventions for social-emotional development? Findings from a scoping reviewLucendo-Noriega, A., Bamford, J. S., Danso, A., Baltazar, M., Tervaniemi, M., Carlson, E., Linnavalli, T. & Saarikallio, S. (2026) Sing-a-Lung 2.0: protocol for a multicentre randomised controlled trial to investigate the effects and mechanisms of online-delivered singing training versus usual care 6-18 months after surgical resection for non-small cell lung cancer (NSCLC)Kaasgaard, M., Borg, M., Hostrup, M., Laursen, C. B., Land, L. H., Alstrup, G., Nielsen, A. O., Kristensen, J. K., Naver, M. B., Hilberg, O. & Bodtger, U. (2026) Patient-reported outcomes after surgical resection for non-small cell lung cancer and perceptions of postsurgical rehabilitation programmesKaasgaard, M., Borg, M., Kaltoft, J. P., Alstrup, G., Nielsen, A. O., Kristiansen, P., Bhatia, L. S., Jensen, J. S., Petersen, R. H., Jakobsen, E., Hilberg, O. & Bodtger, U. (2026) Arts, cultural engagement and health inequalities: critical reflections on the UK Creative Health Review (2026)Clift, S., McCrary, M., Kaasgaard, M., Kreutz, G., Musgrave, G., Danso, A., Bamford, J. S., Pelowski, M., Davies, C., Schurig, E., Koehler, F., Bungay, H., Holt, N., Jensen, A., Khalil, R., Phillips, K., Pickard, A., Thun-Hohenstein, L., Comeau, G., Martin, T., & Grebosz-Haring, K. (2026) Der mangler evidens for gavnlige effekter af »kunstbaserede metoder« i sundhedssammenhængeKaasgaard, M., McCrary, M.J., Grebosz-Haring, K., Kreutz, G., Musgrave, G. , Bathke A., Pickard A., Holt N., Davies C., Clift S., Skov M. (2026) Art as a Human Need: Why Evidence MattersAnna Ding (2026) The need for a critical perspective on arts and health research and evidence reviewsGrebosz-Haring, K. & Clift, S. (2025) Prevalence of experienced changes in artistic and everyday creativity in people with Parkinson's diseaseSpee, B. T. M., Crone, J. S., Darweesh, S. K. L., Meinders, M. J., Arato, J., Kim, Y. A., Bloem, B. R. & Pelowski, M. (2025) Arts, cultural engagement and health inequalities. Critical reflections on the UK Creative Health Review (2023)Clift, S., McCrary, J. M.,; Kaasgaard, M., Kreutz, G., Musgrave, G., Danso, A. et al. (2025) Arts-based interventions: Why It's Complex, and Why That Matters: Comment on "Can arts-based interventions improve health? A conceptual and methodological critique"Holt, N. J. (2025) Working in the content factory": musicians' social media use and mental health as seen through the lens of a transdiagnostic cognitive behavioural conceptualisationMusgrave, G., Carney, D., Silver, E. & Timber, M. S. ( 2025) The impact of viewing art on well-being - a systematic review of the evidence base and suggested mechanismsTrupp, M. D., Howlin, C., Fekete, A., Kutsche, J., Fingerhut, J. & Pelowski, M. (2025) Prescribing Creativity? Arts’ Unhealthy Relationship with "Health"Musgrave, G. (2025) Can we learn from the arts about health?: Comment on "Can arts-based interventions improve health? A conceptual and methodological critique"Kreutz. G. (2025) Musicians, the music industry, and suicide: epidemiology, risk factors, and suggested prevention approachesMusgrave, G. & Lamis, D. A. (2025) Can arts-based interventions improve health? A conceptual and methodological critiqueSkov, M. & Nadal, M. (2025) Good Arts, Good Mental Health®: the effectiveness of an Australian health promotion media campaign in promoting community mental wellbeing via the artsDavis, C., Pescud, M. T., Clifford, R., McGrath, R., Thomson, A., Jeffrey M. et al. (2025) Is it premature to formulate recommendations for policy and practice, based on culture and health research? A robust critique of the CultureForHealth (2022) reportKaasgaard, M., Grebosz-Haring, K., Davies, C., Musgrave, G., Shriraam, J., McCrary, JM & Clift, S. (2024) The need for robust critique of arts and health research: the treatment of the Gene Cohen et al. (2006) paper on singing, wellbeing and health in subsequent evidence reviewsClift, S., Grebosz-Haring, K., Thun-Hohenstein, L., Schuchter-Wiegand, A. K., Bathke, A., & Kaasgaard, M. (2024) WHO-Lancet Global Series on health and the artsClift, S., Bathke, A., Daffern, H., Davies, C., Grebosz-Haring, K., Kaasgaard M., McCrary J., Musgrave, G. & Thun-Hohenstein, L (2024) Out of the Frying Pan and Into the Fire: Music Education, Mental Health, and Our Students’ FuturesMusgrave, G. (2024) If Art Were a Drug: Implications for Parkinson's DiseaseGros, P., Spee B. T. M., Bloem B.R. & Kalia L.V. (2024) Critical perspectives on Arts on PrescriptionBungay, H., Jensen, A. & Holt, N. (2024) The need for robust critique of arts and health research: Dance-movement therapy, girls, and depressionGrebosz-Haring, K., Thun-Hohenstein, L., Schuchter-Wiegand, Bathke, A. & Clift, S. (2023) The need for robust critique of arts and health research: An examination of the Goldbeck and Ellerkamp (2012) randomised controlled trial of music therapy for anxiety in children, and its treatment in four systematic reviewsClift, S., Grebosz-Haring, K., Thun-Hohenstein, L., Schuchter-Wiegand, A. K. & Bathke, A. C. (2022) The Need for Robust Critique of Arts and Health Research: Young People, Art Therapy and Mental HealthGrebosz-Haring, K., Thun-Hohenstein, L., Schuchter-Wiegand, A. K., Irons, Y., Bathke, A. C., Phillips, K. & Clift, S. (2022) Culture for health?Clift, S., Daffern, H., Davies, C., Grebosz-Haring, K., Kaasgaard, M., McCrary & J. M., Musgrave G. (2022) What is the evidence on the role of the arts in improving health and well-being? A scoping reviewClift, S. (2020)