Research briefing on the benefits of kindness
The Mental Health Foundation found that 63% of UK adults agree that being kind to others has a positive impact on their mental health
Read more in the briefing here
The Mental Health Foundation found that 63% of UK adults agree that being kind to others has a positive impact on their mental health
Read more in the briefing here
This week’s library bulletins are on Suicide Prevention and Learning Disabilities
Useful information compiled by Health Education England’s Library and Knowledge Services team may be found here
Read here for advice from the editorial office at the Journal of Clinical Nursing on submitting manuscripts
There is no aspect of life the COVID-19 pandemic has not affected and the art and culture scene is no exception. Street artists all over the world have ventured out into quiet streets and left behind vibrant, thought-provoking, amusing commentary on the crisis with many depicting front-line NHS workers as the real heroes in this crisis.
Read more here
The postcard project has been set up to help document people’s first hand accounts of the Coronavirus pandemic. Read more about the project here.
The King’s Fund have brought together some resources providing practical tools and information to support the mental health and wellbeing of health care workers during the COVID-19 crisis.
Find the resources here
The theme is kindness and you can read more here
This update covers education and training actions.
We are often advised to eat more fruit and vegetables, and for good reason. Many of the nutrients found in fruits and vegetables are responsible for numerous health benefits, in particular preventing a wide range of diseases, including heart disease and diabetes. New research now suggests that diets high in flavonoids, a group of compounds found in foods such as citrus fruit, berries, apples, legumes, tea and red wine, can lower your risk of dementia.
Reach for an apple and read the study here