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| This special issue of Arts & Health seeks to help fill the current evidence gap by presenting a number of studies that contribute to a nuanced understanding of the relationship between cultural heritage engagement and a range of health and well-being outcomes. . | Expansion of this evidence base is crucial if museums, and the wider cultural sector, are to demonstrate their value to society in the health and well-being arena, but considerable opportunities, as well as challenges, exist for such organisations and their audiences if they choose to adapt and expand their offerings.. | Notwithstanding this shortfall, when analysed and valued in a multi-dimensional, multi-attribute and multi-value socio-economic environment, cultural heritage is widely accepted as an important facet of society in providing cultural references for populations and local communities, and also as an economic asset that provides jobs through tourism (Mazzanti, 2002). . |
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