AI-Powered App Measures Creative Health Program Outcomes

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AI-Powered App Measures Creative Health Program Outcomes

06-04-2025

A research partnership between Kenji Health, Queen Mary University, and four arts organizations in London has reimagined how we can evaluate the impacts of arts and health programs in rigorous and engaging ways. Kenji’s AI-powered platform used conversational journaling and automation to increase participation rates and decrease time in reporting outcomes, while capturing key themes related to the impact of the arts on wellbeing. This could be a promising tool to assist arts organizations in standardizing and communicating outcomes of their work across the field. Read the full report at Kenji Health.

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