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Nuala Morse, L.J. Thomson, E. Elsden, H. Rogers & H.J. Chatterjee. (2023) Exploring the potential of creative museum-led activities to support stroke In-patient rehabilitation and wellbeing: A pilot mixed-methods study. Arts & Health 15:2, pages 135-152.
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Rob Solway, Paul M. Camic, Linda J. Thomson & Helen J. Chatterjee. (2016) Material objects and psychological theory: A conceptual literature review. Arts & Health 8:1, pages 82-101.
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Takashi Yamashita, Erick B. López, Jennifer R. Keene & Jennifer M. Kinney. (2015) Predictors of Adult Education Program Satisfaction in Urban Community-Dwelling Older Adults. Educational Gerontology 41:11, pages 825-838.
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Helen J. Chatterjee & Paul M. Camic. (2015) The health and well-being potential of museums and art galleries. Arts & Health 7:3, pages 183-186.
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Nuala Morse, Linda J.M. Thomson, Zoe Brown & Helen J. Chatterjee. (2015) Effects of creative museum outreach sessions on measures of confidence, sociability and well-being for mental health and addiction recovery service-users. Arts & Health 7:3, pages 231-246.
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Faye Sayer. (2015) Can digging make you happy? Archaeological excavations, happiness and heritage. Arts & Health 7:3, pages 247-260.
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Lesley Wilson, Wendy Bryant, Frances Reynolds & Jackie Lawson. (2015) Therapeutic outcomes in a museum? “You don't get them by aiming for them”. How a focus on arts participation promotes inclusion and well-being. Arts & Health 7:3, pages 202-215.
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Rob Solway, Linda Thompson, Paul M. Camic & Helen J. Chatterjee. (2015) Museum object handling groups in older adult mental health inpatient care. International Journal of Mental Health Promotion 17:4, pages 201-214.
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Linda J. Thomson & Helen J. Chatterjee. (2015) Measuring the impact of museum activities on well-being: developing the Museum Well-being Measures Toolkit. Museum Management and Curatorship 30:1, pages 44-62.
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Federica D’Andrea, Tom Dening & Victoria Tischler. (2022) Object Handling for People With Dementia: A Scoping Review and the Development of Intervention Guidance. Innovation in Aging 6:5.
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Anthea Innes, Helen F Scholar, Jana Haragalova & Monika Sharma. (2021)
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Paul M. Camic, Laura Dickens, Hannah Zeilig & Sarah Strohmaier. (2021) Subjective wellbeing in people living with dementia: exploring processes of multiple object handling sessions in a museum setting. Wellcome Open Research 6, pages 96.
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Tae Jeong. (2019) Sustainable Use of Cultural Heritage in the Formation of Healing Environments: A Case Study of a Healthcare Facility on a Historic Urban Site. Sustainability 11:7, pages 1866.
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Linda J Thomson, Bridget Lockyer, Paul M Camic & Helen J Chatterjee. (2017) Effects of a museum-based social prescription intervention on quantitative measures of psychological wellbeing in older adults. Perspectives in Public Health 138:1, pages 28-38.
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Joana Johnson, Alison Culverwell, Sabina Hulbert, Mitch Robertson & Paul M Camic. (2015) Museum activities in dementia care: Using visual analog scales to measure subjective wellbeing. Dementia 16:5, pages 591-610.
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Charles Tyack, Paul M. Camic, Michael James Heron & Sabina Hulbert. (2015) Viewing Art on a Tablet Computer: A Well-Being Intervention for People With Dementia and Their Caregivers. Journal of Applied Gerontology 36:7, pages 864-894.
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Erica E Ander, Linda JM Thomson, Kathryn Blair, Guy Noble, Usha Menon, Anne Lanceley & Helen J Chatterjee. (2013) Using Museum Objects to Improve Wellbeing in Mental Health Service Users and Neurological Rehabilitation Clients. British Journal of Occupational Therapy 76:5, pages 208-216.
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