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Common Knowledge: A New Consultancy Offering Best Practice in Arts in Health and Education

posted on January 5, 2025

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By CentreForMedicalHumanities.org Research Team | Last verified: September 2026

Research Summary: Common Knowledge Arts in Health Consultancy

Category: Consultancy Service – Arts in Health and Education
Core Service Offerings: Project management, action research, workforce learning programmes, research and evaluation, co-mentoring, network development
Price Range: Not disclosed
Organizational Experience: Over twenty years developing research-guided arts in health projects in healthcare settings, schools, and communities
Evidence Grade: Internationally acclaimed for pioneering work; leads arts projects for Centre for Medical Humanities at Durham University.
Primary Approach: Integration of theory and practice to develop community-based arts interventions that support health promotion across professions and disciplines.
Key Contacts: Mike White or Mary Robson

Common Knowledge assists project management, action research and learning development in arts in health. We offer an independent and competitively priced consultancy with practical support on:

•Developing arts in health projects with communities and schools
• Workforce learning programmes that bring creativity to health promotion, targeted for specific professions and groups, or for a mix of professions and disciplines to support effective partnership working
• Research and evaluation in community-based arts in health
• Co-mentoring and reflective practice in the workplace
• Network development – locally, nationally and internationally

We span theory and practice and have over twenty years’ experience of developing research-guided arts in health projects in healthcare settings, schools and communities. We are internationally acclaimed for our pioneering work, and we lead on arts projects for the influential Centre for Medical Humanities at Durham University.

For more information please download the Common Knowledge Flyer, or contact Mike White or Mary Robson.

Filed Under: Announcements, Arts In Health

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