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SUMMARY:Culture\, Health and Wellbeing in Rural Scotland
DESCRIPTION:This free to attend briefing and discussion event is a joint collaboration between VHS and the Scottish Rural Health Partnership. The event will explore a range of topics concerning the relationship between cultural interventions and our health and wellbeing\, with the focus on rural Scotland. \nEngagement with culture and the arts has tangible effects on people’s health. It supports individuals to thrive\, and can aid recovery\, shorten the length of hospital stay and reduce reliance on GP visits and medication. It encourages people to learn and gets people actively involved in their community. However\, the health benefits of cultural interventions are still not well understood in clinical or community settings\, and health inequalities and disability limit access and participation.  How is rural Scotland addressing these challenges and what opportunities are being created for collaboration and learning across our culture\, health and third sectors? \nJoin VHS and SRHP along with our expert speakers on Tuesday 26th March in Inverness to discuss this timely topic. \n****This event is now fully booked **** \nAgenda : Culture\, Health and Wellbeing in Rural Scotland  \nSpeakers include: \nClaire Stevens\, Chief Executive\, Voluntary Health Scotland \nKaren O’Hanlon\, Business Development Manager\, Scottish Rural Health Partnership \nDr Sarah-Anne Munoz\, Reader and Senior Lecturer in Rural Health\, University of the Highlands and Islands\, Division of Rural Health and Wellbeing \nMargaret O’Connor\, Chief Executive\, Art in Healthcare  \nCathy Steer\, Head of Health Improvement\, NHS Highland  \nDuncan MacInnes MBE\, Creative Director\, SEALL (Skye Events for All)  \nRobert Livingston\, Director\, Regional Screen Scotland \nDr Ania Zubala\, Research Fellow\, University of the Highlands and Islands\, Division of Rural Health and Wellbeing \nDr Mark Grindle\, Senior Lecturer in Digital Health\, University of the Highlands and Islands\, Division of Rural Health and Wellbeing \nIf you have any questions about the event\, please contact Lauren Blair.
URL:https://vhscotland.org.uk/event/culture-health-and-wellbeing-in-rural-scotland/
LOCATION:An Lochran\, Campus\, Inverness\, IV2 5NB\, United Kingdom
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SUMMARY:Culture\, Health and Wellbeing in Rural Scotland
DESCRIPTION:This free to attend briefing and discussion event is a joint collaboration between VHS and the Scottish Rural Health Partnership. The event will explore a range of topics concerning the relationship between cultural interventions and our health and wellbeing\, with the focus on rural Scotland. \nEngagement with culture and the arts has tangible effects on people’s health. It supports individuals to thrive\, and can aid recovery\, shorten the length of hospital stay and reduce reliance on GP visits and medication. It encourages people to learn and gets people actively involved in their community. However\, the health benefits of cultural interventions are still not well understood in clinical or community settings\, and health inequalities and disability limit access and participation.  How is rural Scotland addressing these challenges and what opportunities are being created for collaboration and learning across our culture\, health and third sectors? \nJoin VHS and SRHP along with our expert speakers on Tuesday 26th March in Inverness to discuss this timely topic. \n****This event is now fully booked **** \nAgenda : Culture\, Health and Wellbeing in Rural Scotland  \nSpeakers include: \nClaire Stevens\, Chief Executive\, Voluntary Health Scotland \nKaren O’Hanlon\, Business Development Manager\, Scottish Rural Health Partnership \nDr Sarah-Anne Munoz\, Reader and Senior Lecturer in Rural Health\, University of the Highlands and Islands\, Division of Rural Health and Wellbeing \nMargaret O’Connor\, Chief Executive\, Art in Healthcare  \nCathy Steer\, Head of Health Improvement\, NHS Highland  \nDuncan MacInnes MBE\, Creative Director\, SEALL (Skye Events for All)  \nRobert Livingston\, Director\, Regional Screen Scotland \nDr Ania Zubala\, Research Fellow\, University of the Highlands and Islands\, Division of Rural Health and Wellbeing \nDr Mark Grindle\, Senior Lecturer in Digital Health\, University of the Highlands and Islands\, Division of Rural Health and Wellbeing \nIf you have any questions about the event\, please contact Lauren Blair.
URL:https://vhscotland.org.uk/event/culture-health-and-wellbeing-in-rural-scotland-2/
LOCATION:An Lochran\, Campus\, Inverness\, IV2 5NB\, United Kingdom
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