Question group
4.9 Culture - Health and Wellbeing
Questions in this group:
4.9 Culture - Health and Wellbeing
4.9d Further research on monetising the health and wellbeing benefits using Quality-Adjusted Life Years (QALYs) measures and Living long and living well (WELLBY) approaches and other relevant methods. Research on cost-saving to public health services through lower use and increases in productivity.
Department for Culture, Media & Sport, 2026
4.9 Culture - Health and Wellbeing
4.9c Further research to understand the health and wellbeing impacts of culture and heritage engagement, including digital engagement, on different groups, including distributional impacts, socioeconomic status, ethnicity, disability/ special educational needs and disabilities, rurality, and multi-morbidity. Which cultural offers reduce inequalities most, and in which settings (e.g. schools, community, clinical, social prescribing)?
Department for Culture, Media & Sport, 2026
4.9 Culture - Health and Wellbeing
4.9b Investigate and assess the role of cultural and heritage engagement in clinical and community health settings for diagnosis, prevention, admissions, treatment, medication use and recovery. How does intensity/frequency of engagement affect impact on health and wellbeing? Is there a minimal effective “dose” across artforms and age groups? Are there standardised exposure measures and dose–response curves?
Department for Culture, Media & Sport, 2026
4.9 Culture - Health and Wellbeing
4.9a How effective are existing statutory requirements and duties relating to cultural wellbeing in the planning process, and what additional levers or mechanisms could help safeguard cultural wellbeing during development?
Department for Culture, Media & Sport, 2026
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