This briefing explores the need for creative health to set out its value in the terms that HM Treasury, Government Departments and NHS commissioners require to fund it.
Drawing on new economic evaluation guidelines and business cases from the Mobilising Community Assets to Tackle Health Inequalities programme, alongside perspectives from commissioners, research funders and providers at the APPG on Creative Health roundtable on Making the Economic Case for Creative Health, it makes the case for a national minimum dataset, proportionate commissioning and evaluation, sustained cultural investment, and health scrutiny to build a commission-ready sector.
Download here: Post Roundtable Briefing