Work with Art of Nursing CIC
Start with the question, not the product. You may need evidence for a funding decision, learning that changes practice, or an exhibition that makes an overlooked experience visible.
Through Art of Nursing CIC, I connect nursing, public health, education and the arts to help you decide what to do next. I am Dr Marion Lynch. My work brings qualitative and quantitative inquiry together with creative practice. I pay attention to whose knowledge counts, whose experience is missing and what an organisation is prepared to change.
What you can ask for
Evaluation
What changed, for whom, in what circumstances, and what should happen next?
Credible, proportionate evaluation of creative health, women’s health and workforce programmes: frameworks, data collection, analysis, and reports and briefings your board will read. Recently: the Thrive Through Menopause evaluation with Experience Led Care, and Headstart Milton Keynes for Arts for Health Milton Keynes.
Education and learning
What should people be able to notice, question and do differently?
Workshops, webinars, facilitated conversations and linked programmes for nurses, health leaders and educators, shaped by Artful Intelligence™. Recently: the Art of Nursing webinar series and the Queens and Vaccines Health Tour at Kensington Palace.
Exhibitions and artwork
What needs to be seen, heard or understood, and by whom?
Creative concepts, curation, participatory artwork, interpretation and facilitated events that bring nursing’s human contribution into public view. Recently: Nurses Being Seen Being Heard Being at Kensington Palace, and the Cape of Home, Health, Hope.
From question to agreement
1. Tell me the question
What you need to understand or change, who the work is for and which decision it must inform. An early idea is enough to begin the conversation.
2. I explore it with you
The setting, the evidence that already exists, the people who need a voice, the resources available and any fixed dates.
3. You get a written proposal
A clear purpose, approach and selected deliverables, with responsibilities, costs, milestones and what is outside scope.
Before delivery, we agree the practical arrangements: access, participation, safeguarding, data responsibilities, permissions and how the work will be reviewed. The brief says what you will receive, in which formats, when and for whom, and covers feedback and revisions, payment terms, ownership and permitted use of material. Fees and schedules are agreed for each commission. Evaluation, education and creative work can be commissioned separately or designed together.
You do not need a finished brief.
Email CEO@artofnursing.co.uk with your question, the intended audience, the setting, any fixed dates and an indication of available budget. Tell me what you are trying to make possible.