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We are delighted to gather a range of experts who have shared their experiences of using arts-based research approaches in their work. This new resource provides a wealth of examples that touch on a range of healthcare and other settings, whilst others focus on a specific healthcare issue such as sexual violence.

As editors, working in this field for the past decade, we were delighted to see an emergent and buoyant interest in the use of arts within traditional paradigms of research, not only within a UK context but also in much broader contexts. We see arts becoming used within a wide range of contexts such as in care home settings [1]; mental health, mental distress and arts interventions [2]; and prison settings [3]. It was our absolute pleasure to gather like-minded individuals who have a passion for their research, which encompasses some aspects of arts, and were willing to share their tips and challenges. We therefore invite you to use this resource either as a stand-alone text with many examples or to dip into specific chapters of interest and see how these can ignite your interest to use aspects within your own research portfolio.

The use of arts and its application in conducting healthcare research are growing in popularity. This has often stemmed from a desire and recognition from research­ers working in the field that for some topics of exploration, the traditional research paradigms of qualitative or quantitative aspects are not always appropriate for the topic of interest or indeed appropriate when dealing with sensitive topic areas often within a healthcare context. We are delighted to gather a range of experts who have shared their experiences of using arts-based research approaches in their work. This new resource provides a wealth of examples that touch on a range of healthcare and other settings, whilst others focus on a specific healthcare issue such as sexual violence.

As editors, working in this field for the past decade, we were delighted to see an emergent and buoyant interest in the use of arts within traditional paradigms of research, not only within a UK context but also in much broader contexts. We see arts becoming used within a wide range of contexts such as in care home settings [1]; mental health, mental distress and arts interventions [2]; and prison settings [3]. It was our absolute pleasure to gather like-minded individuals who have a passion for their research, which encompasses some aspects of arts, and were willing to share their tips and challenges. We therefore invite you to use this resource either as a stand-alone text with many examples or to dip into specific chapters of interest and see how these can ignite your interest to use aspects within your own research portfolio.

The use of arts and its application in conducting healthcare research are growing in popularity. This has often stemmed from a desire and recognition from research­ers working in the field that for some topics of exploration, the traditional research paradigms of qualitative or quantitative aspects are not always appropriate for the topic of interest or indeed appropriate when dealing with sensitive topic areas often within a healthcare context.