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Publication Alert! 📰✨ Our paper on mindfulness has been published in Nature Human Behaviour! You can read the article here: nature.com/articles/s4156…! @GabiJB @hansijzerman Ivan Ropovik Rob Ross @christophcoach

Go ahead--pick up litter, recycle, or eat a plant-based meal! Two pre-registered studies (one of them an RCT) find that engaging in pro-environmental behavior increases participants' experiences of happiness and meaning in life. Association for Psychological Science journals.sagepub.com/doi/full/10.11…

Did you know? Hopefully you’ll know now and you can share with those that don’t know GP Crisis needs your support DAUK GP Committee General Practice #GPONYOURSIDE

COMMUNITY HEALTH CARE - COLLAPSE UK population ⬆️7% - 2012-23 ❌GPs ⬇️ 7% ❌District nurses ⬇️42% ❌Health Visitors ⬇️30% ❌Learning Disability Nurses⬇️23% ❌School Nurses⬇️25% ❌Nursing home beds ⬇️ 12% ❌Residential Care home beds ⬇️16% ❌Social care cuts #NHSConfedExpo

Does #ChatGPT fulfill the criteria of "bullshit" specified in the classic 2005 analysis of the phenomenon of bullshit by philosopher Harry G. Frankfurt? These authors argue that, yes, ChatGPT is, indeed, bullshit. doi.org/10.1007/s10676… press.princeton.edu/books/hardcove…

The RCM has today called on all political parties to commit to safer and more well resourced maternity services. The College says: "more midwives and MSWs in the right place with the right education and training are needed to deliver good, safe care" rcm.org.uk/media-releases…

Whilst we cannot change work culture alone or fully control wellbeing needs, we can all do small simple things to contribute to it getting better Even small things can have a big impact

A growing evidence base shows the importance of social relationships, trust & collective intelligence for enabling change. Sam Rye describes "relational infrastructure", the web of human relationships & ways of being that enable us to work together & make change possible. Three

Nurses wellbeing is so important 💞 We love this idea of Circles: a wellbeing space for nurses to pause, reflect and tune in. Please help spread the word 🙏 circles.empathymuseum.com Empathy Museum Esther Murray #wearetheuniversity 🕷🇪🇺

We are thrilled to reveal the cover and publication details of the Research Handbook of Academic Mental Health! We can't wait to share more details about the book launch closer to October. e-elgar.com/shop/gbp/resea…

🚨 #PTSD is a severely debilitating condition that is still widely stigmatised and misunderstood. For #PTSDAwarenessDay, that must change. Share this post so people get the facts and then head to our website for more 👉 rethink.org/ptsd

Great to hear about the Care Under Pressure project this morning Exeter Med School as part of the Festival of Public Health. Staff under pressure don’t appear to appreciate resilience training and yoga classes. Instead the focus needs to be on fixing the problems within the system.

There’s a new #COVID19 #SARSCoV2 wave. Partial immunity due to prior infection/vaccination prevents more severe disease in majority of healthy persons, but higher risk for vulnerable remains. Everyone’s at risk for #Longcovid. Masks at least in crowded space reduce infection risk

"Britain’s future prosperity is going to be built on the shoulders of our universities, not just through their teaching but from their path-finding scientific discovery." thetimes.com/comment/column…

It shows how much support or training parents should have… it can make such a difference

Uni of Nottingham Press Office UoN Health Sciences The Guardian You can access the full research paper here: journals.plos.org/plosone/articl…

Such a valid point…it seems as true for HE… as NHS I think

In a world that often glorifies busyness and constant achievement, taking time to pause and appreciate the present moment is essential for our mental health. Here are 6 simple ways to get started today. psychologytoday.com/us/blog/the-an…