New report tracks two years of changing behaviours and attitudes during COVID-19
A new report has compiled survey data on almost half a million people across nine countries to investigate how they responded to government policies.
New website helps people process and act on their climate emotions
A new digital tool to help young people and environmental scientists better understand and cope with their emotions about climate change has launched.
Improvement-focused approach needed in NHS complaint-handling policies
National policies for complaint handling in NHS hospitals in England may be missing opportunities for learning from the concerns raised.
1 in 16 infected with the coronavirus as REACT study records highest rates yet
Coronavirus infections in England have climbed to a record level as the REACT programme reports the highest prevalence since it began in May 2020.
Global GP survey identifies promises and pitfalls of virtual care
A major international survey of GPs has identified the benefits and challenges of caring for patients remotely.
IGHI launches revamped suite of online postgrad programmes for health leaders
Following a major digital transformation, IGHI has launched a revitalised suite of online master's programmes that are open for applications.
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Podcast: Child COVID condition, health inequalities, and a healthy planet
In this edition: A COVID-linked condition in children, how AI could magnify health inequities, and 9 things you can do for your health and the planet.
Home blood oxygen monitoring can help COVID patients spot early warning signs
Measuring blood oxygen levels at home is a safe way for people with COVID-19 to spot signs that their health could be deteriorating.
Coronavirus infections remain high while Omicron ‘stealth variant’ rises - REACT
Coronavirus infections have continued to decline in England but remain at a high level, according to new surveillance data.
AI could worsen health inequities for UK’s minority ethnic groups - new report
A new white paper highlights the opportunities and barriers for artificial intelligence to improve the health of the UK’s minority ethnic groups.
