We are Undefeatable campaign has launched a new advert and resources
The campaign is aimed at people living with long-term health conditions and the new resources have been released to help them keep active at home.
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The campaign is aimed at people living with long-term health conditions and the new resources have been released to help them keep active at home.
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Healthy Living is a free online NHS service for people living with Type 2 diabetes, which provides knowledge and information that will support you to manage your condition. It is looking for volunteers to provide feedback on the service before it is launched nationally.
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Download the NEW & FREE EBSCO Mobile App and access library resources on the move via your Open Athens account.
Apple users click here: https://apple.co/3eUuA8Q
Android users click here: https://bit.ly/2ZWSSup
For a Quick Start Guide on using the new EBSCO app please see – https://bit.ly/3eV43In
This useful resource list for doctors carrying out remote consultations was compiled by Mid Cheshire’s JET Library
A survey by the mental health charity Mind found that existing inequalities in housing, employment, finances and other issues have had a greater impact on the mental health of people from different BAME groups than on white people during the pandemic
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Read this week’s bulletin on Dementia here
Read this week’s bulletin on Community Health here
In mid-May 2020, 42,000 RCN members responded to a survey on their experience of nursing during Covid-19. This report is a first look at their experiences of feeling valued, and how in their own view, their value is expressed in relation to pay.
The COVID-19 pandemic has sparked a unique experiment in mass homeworking. It’s the first time since before the industrial revolution that most people are working in the same space that they live. As lockdown begins to ease, the debate is shifting to how and when people will return to the office – if at all. A major obstacle seems to be fears of commuting. The thought of getting on a crowded train in the middle of a pandemic doesn’t sound very appealing. And yet one of the intriguing findings from a new research project into how people have coped with the experience of homeworking has been the number of people who say they miss their commute.
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Read this week’s bulletin on Learning Disabilities here