The Pinnaroo Project: a longitudinal 3-year cross-sectional study of the impact of a community-based arts-in-health program on the health and wellbeing of a remote Australian community

Clark, Fuller, Gulyani, Cowill, Wallis, Niejalke, McGann, Polkinghorne, Thornton, Wallen, Denton, Cassidy, Romano, Ferreira, Lim, Tulsi, Burgan, Kitson, Unknown

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10.22605/rrh9893
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2026-06-19
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Rural and Remote Health
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Rural and Remote Health
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@article{allodium:10.22605/rrh9893,
  title = {The Pinnaroo Project: a longitudinal 3-year cross-sectional study of the impact of a community-based arts-in-health program on the health and wellbeing of a remote Australian community},
  author = {Clark and Fuller and Gulyani and Cowill and Wallis and Niejalke and McGann and Polkinghorne and Thornton and Wallen and Denton and Cassidy and Romano and Ferreira and Lim and Tulsi and Burgan and Kitson and Unknown},
  year = {2026},
  journal = {Rural and Remote Health},
  doi = {10.22605/rrh9893},
  url = {https://doi.org/10.22605/rrh9893}
}

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TY  - JOUR
TI  - The Pinnaroo Project: a longitudinal 3-year cross-sectional study of the impact of a community-based arts-in-health program on the health and wellbeing of a remote Australian community
AU  - Clark
AU  - Fuller
AU  - Gulyani
AU  - Cowill
AU  - Wallis
AU  - Niejalke
AU  - McGann
AU  - Polkinghorne
AU  - Thornton
AU  - Wallen
AU  - Denton
AU  - Cassidy
AU  - Romano
AU  - Ferreira
AU  - Lim
AU  - Tulsi
AU  - Burgan
AU  - Kitson
AU  - Unknown
PY  - 2026
JO  - Rural and Remote Health
DO  - 10.22605/rrh9893
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ER  - 

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Clark, Fuller, Gulyani, Cowill, Wallis, Niejalke, McGann, Polkinghorne, Thornton, Wallen, Denton, Cassidy, Romano, Ferreira, Lim, Tulsi, Burgan, Kitson, & Unknown (2026). The Pinnaroo Project: a longitudinal 3-year cross-sectional study of the impact of a community-based arts-in-health program on the health and wellbeing of a remote Australian community. Rural and Remote Health. https://doi.org/10.22605/rrh9893

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