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  1. UK universities are not obstacles the government needs to overcome

    April 19, 2021

    …with a combined turnover of £157 million. We also supported almost 24,000 commercial and non-commercial organisations with consultancy, research and the provision of facilities and equipment. So why, then, are universities being increasingly sidelined in the recovery effort? The March budget paid lip service to world-leading universities, and there was a welcome nod to the role of universities in the government’s plan for growth, but they remain…

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  2. Boosting graduate employability with Employer Advisory Groups

    March 30, 2021

    …g edge of higher education and more importantly they are in sync with what communities and employers really need. Lee Hatwell, Director and Chartered Surveyor   SciBite ARU have been really receptive, they’ve listened to a really wide spectrum, of both academic, but for me particularly, commercial people, to make sure that this course actually gives us people with a grounding in the skills we want. Dr Lee Harland, Founder and Chief Scientific Offi…

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  3. NHS Nightingale Hospital at UWE Bristol

    March 30, 2021

    …is truly a collaborative project across a wide range of organisations and companies. We are very grateful to our hosts at UWE Bristol for their continuing support and commitment to partnership working. It is thanks to them, as well as our other partners, that we are where we are today – ready to care for patients with compassion, if and when we are needed.” A degree of flexibility was built into the planning so that as the clinical picture and pa…

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  4. Kaspar the Social Robot helping children with autism

    March 30, 2021

    …way, Kaspar helps teachers and parents support children with autism to overcome the challenges they face in socialising and communicating with others. Kaspar can Act as a social mediator, helping children to better interact and communicate with adults and other children. Help children to explore basic emotions. Use a range of simplified facial and body expressions, gestures and speech to interact with children and help break social isolation. Resp…

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  5. Bimingham City University UKRI Newton Fund project to boost emergency nursing provision in the Zambia amidst Covid-19 pandemic

    March 10, 2021

    …resources are urgently diverted to help deal with the pressure of the pandemic. The project will help nurses deal with Covid-19 related health issues such, while continuing to respond to other communicable and non-communicable diseases through their augmented and strengthened competence, while maintaining nursing capacity within the healthcare service….

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  6. Everyday Impact

    March 9, 2021

    …The six-week scheme was designed for people with osteoarthritis – the most common form of arthritis – and aims to help them to understand their condition better, realise that exercise is a safe and effective self-management strategy to reduce hip and knee pain and recognise the physical and psychosocial effects of joint pain. The scheme is delivered in some 220 sites across the United Kingdom including community centres, leisure centres and school…

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  7. Supporting student mental health during the pandemic and beyond

    March 3, 2021

    …d in February ran a series of feel good events, including a free, stand-up comedy event for students and staff featuring A-list comedians. With the government’s roadmap to easing lockdown restrictions, hopefully it won’t be too much longer before these activities can be delivered in person and students are able to bond with their peers face to face. Alongside addressing students’ emotional needs, universities are recognising the practical impact o…

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  8. Greenwich study shows the good, the bad and the ugly of COVID-19 enforced work from home

    November 6, 2020

    …icularly for those respondents who usually work offsite, EWFH created a welcome sense of inclusivity and collegiality. This was largely because teams used the same technology channels to communicate during their EWFH. This shared approach helped “flatten” traditional perceptions of hierarchy among employees and also enabled workers to meet colleagues they would not previously have connected with. However, virtual networking events were also marked…

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  9. Hertfordshire working together to improve mental health services for students

    November 2, 2020

    …losely with the University of Hertfordshire Student Wellbeing team and the Community Mental Health Nurse, HPFT can handle referrals from the university’s mental health team more speedily and work together with student service users in a more holistic way. HPFT’s Community Mental Health Nurse/CBT Therapist Monika Lee said “Working together for the students is making an incredible difference to them and we’re continually looking for ways to make it…

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  10. Hertfordshire study finds pandemic increases dietary health inequalities in the East of England

    October 26, 2020

    …for older residents, but some have had to start doing so during Covid-19. Community groups have expanded food bank operations and set up community funds. Professor Wendy Wills, Director of the Centre of Research into Public Health and Community Care at the University of Hertfordshire, said: “Increasing demand in supermarkets, panic buying, detrimental impacts on household incomes and social distancing have severely disrupted food practices since…

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