The current systematic review, for example, did not originally identify two important literature reviews: Cayton (2007I) and Staricoff (2004A). On the evidence assembled for the current review, desirable improvements in making the social impact case for arts and health would include longer term investigation of the causal relationship between arts participation and health, particularly in non-clinical settings; investigation of the dose response relationship for different arts activities - i.e. how much participation yields what kind of benefits; and valuation of the health care cost savings consequent upon any beneficial effects of the arts on health.
The current systematic review, for example, did not originally identify two important literature reviews: Cayton (2007I) and Staricoff (2004A). On the evidence assembled for the current review, desirable improvements in making the social impact case for arts and health would include longer term investigation of the causal relationship between arts participation and health, particularly in non-clinical settings; investigation of the dose response relationship for different arts activities - i.e. how much participation yields what kind of benefits; and valuation of the health care cost savings consequent upon any beneficial effects of the arts on health.
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