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Staff feeling fine (mostly), UOW survey finds

Staff feeling fine (mostly), UOW survey finds

by Eliza Kloser | May 27, 2020 | Tech & Research, TheStayHomer

A survey by the University of Wollongong has found most staff are ‘doing well’ in terms of mental health and wellbeing during the coronavirus pandemic. The survey found 74% of respondents felt well in terms of emotional wellbeing and levels of stress and...
Study shows regular yoga sessions can improve mental health

Study shows regular yoga sessions can improve mental health

by Katie Kells | May 27, 2020 | News, Tech & Research, TheStayHomer

New research has revealed yoga to be a significant weapon in the fight against depression. Research conducted by universities in Australia, the United Kingdom and Brazil has found yoga to be superior to other treatments, such as waitlist and attention control, in...
NSW domestic violence services to receive a $21 million funding boost

NSW domestic violence services to receive a $21 million funding boost

by Chelsea Cryer | May 27, 2020 | Govt & Politics, News, TheStayHomer

Domestic violence victims/survivors will have more help during the COVID-19 pandemic, with the NSW and Federal Governments investing more than $21 million to boost frontline services and other supports. The investment, announced on Tuesday, includes $12.8 million from...
Overhaul of Australia’s palliative care system could save millions, report says

Overhaul of Australia’s palliative care system could save millions, report says

by Sarah Harvey | May 27, 2020 | Illawarra, News, Tech & Research

A new report is calling for an overhaul of Australia’s palliative care system after research revealed $464 million could be saved each year if at-home end-of-life services were better funded. The KPMG report released yesterday found an additional annual investment of...
UOW medical honours student impacted by COVID-19 restrictions

UOW medical honours student impacted by COVID-19 restrictions

by Savannah Meacham | May 20, 2020 | News, Tech & Research, TheStayHomer

University of Wollongong medical honours students have had to adapt and change their honours projects as a result of COVID-19 restrictions. UOW medical and health sciences honours student Lillian Rowland has changed her project because she couldn’t access a lab....
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