Arts on Prescription in Higher Eduction: A Mixed-Methods Study on Factors Shaping the Implementation and Delivery of an Arts-on-Referral Intervention for University Students — A Study Protocol

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Autores principales: Melo Costa, Mariana, Cadima, Joana, Alves, Diana
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Lenguaje:inglés
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author Melo Costa, Mariana
Cadima, Joana
Alves, Diana
author_facet Melo Costa, Mariana
Cadima, Joana
Alves, Diana
contents <p>This poster presents the study protocol of a doctoral research project on Arts on Prescription in higher education at the University of Porto. Through a mixed-methods multi-informant approach, this project will examine the implementation and delivery of an Arts-on-Referral intervention designed to support students’ mental health, wellbeing, and social connectedness. The study aims to identify factors shaping implementation, delivery, and adherence, and to inform future intervention models and policies integrating arts and culture into health promotion and prevention strategies.</p>
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spellingShingle Arts on Prescription in Higher Eduction: A Mixed-Methods Study on Factors Shaping the Implementation and Delivery of an Arts-on-Referral Intervention for University Students — A Study Protocol
Melo Costa, Mariana
Cadima, Joana
Alves, Diana
Arts on Prescription
Intervention-Adherence
University Students
Arts and Culture Engagement
Mixed-Methods Research
<p>This poster presents the study protocol of a doctoral research project on Arts on Prescription in higher education at the University of Porto. Through a mixed-methods multi-informant approach, this project will examine the implementation and delivery of an Arts-on-Referral intervention designed to support students’ mental health, wellbeing, and social connectedness. The study aims to identify factors shaping implementation, delivery, and adherence, and to inform future intervention models and policies integrating arts and culture into health promotion and prevention strategies.</p>
title Arts on Prescription in Higher Eduction: A Mixed-Methods Study on Factors Shaping the Implementation and Delivery of an Arts-on-Referral Intervention for University Students — A Study Protocol
topic Arts on Prescription
Intervention-Adherence
University Students
Arts and Culture Engagement
Mixed-Methods Research
url https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.19266103