When Art and the Humanities Enter a Hospital to Prevent and Control Infections: Innovative Perspectives from Nursing, Information Science and Public Health During COVID-19
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https://doi.org/10.63002/assm.303.945Keywords:
art-based health promotion, COVID-19, nursing innovation, infection control, humanities in healthcare, health communicationAbstract
The COVID-19 pandemic has catalyzed unprecedented interdisciplinary collaborations in healthcare. This article explores the integration of art and the humanities—traditionally underutilized in infection prevention and control (IPC)—within hospital settings. Drawing upon literature from nursing, information science, and public health, we examine how artistic expression and narrative practices can support mental health, enhance staff resilience and foster innovative approaches to antimicrobial resistance. We argue that combining clinical expertise with arts-based interventions enriches health communication, community engagement, and sustainable behavioral change in healthcare environments.
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