Posted 30 September 2020 Lockdown school closures may have increased risk of abuse for vulnerable children, new UK study finds The closure of schools as a result of COVID-19 lockdown measures may have harmed children as child abuse was not reported, a new study has found.
Posted 02 April 2020 New video helps Asian rheumatology patients stay safe from COVID-19 Experts have joined the National Rheumatoid Arthritis Society in reaching out to Asian people living with inflammatory forms of arthritis with information on how to keep safe from coronavirus.
Posted 19 February 2020 Alumna returns to campus to kick off year-long celebration Award-winning engineer and author Kerrine Bryan returned to campus to promote her new book, 'My Daddy is a Nurse', and launch celebrations for the World Health Assembly's Year of the Nurse and Midwife 2020
Posted 13 June 2019 Pre-qualifying education and training helps health workers tackle gender based violence Gender-based violence could be tackled more effectively by giving healthcare students wider and more practical education and training in identifying and responding to the 'warning signs', according to a new study.
Posted 08 June 2018 Enabling health professionals to respond to domestic violence – lessons from New Zealand Frontline health professionals must be better supported to identify and support victims of domestic violence, according to a report by nurse researcher Dr Caroline Bradbury-Jones, who last year spent eight weeks observing good practice in this area in New Zealand. Her travels were enabled by a Churchill Fellowship, in partnership with the Burdett Trust for Nursing.