The federal government has announced a “Commonwealth Prac Payment” to support selected groups of students doing mandatory work placements. Those who are studying to be a teacher, nurse, midwife or social worker will be eligible to receive A$319.50 per week while on placement.
Archive for May 2024
Assessment of sewer connectivity in the United States and its implications for equity in wastewater-based epidemiology
Management of Suicidal Thoughts and Behaviors in Youth
Clinician perspectives of the implementation of an early intervention service for eating disorders in England: a mixed method study
What does the new Commonwealth Prac Payment mean for students? Will it do enough to end ‘placement poverty’?
‘It’s the kids that suffer’: Exploring how the UK’s benefit cap and two-child limit harm children
Enhancing Care Planning Training for Children’s Services Social Workers in a Health & Social Care Trust in Northern Ireland—a Mixed Methods Study
Sector-based Work Academy Programme: qualitative case study research
Cannabidiol use in France in 2022: Results from a nationwide representative sample of adults
Belize’s First International Social Work Conference
The University of Belize has hosted the annual Social Work Conference for nearly a decade, but this year marked the first time the conference became an international event…. The conference covered various topics such as practice for police officers in mental health, mental health needs of children in foster care, and trauma and resiliency in gang-involved girls in Belize.
A transdiagnostic group exercise intervention for mental health outpatients in Germany (ImPuls): results of a pragmatic, multisite, block-randomised, phase 3 controlled trial
Facets of Care in Youth: Attachment, Relationships with Care Workers and the Residential Care Environment
How to (mis)align participatory approaches with the everyday life? Construction of an improved cookstove in India
Determination of Healthcare Professional Candidates’ Xenophobic Attitudes and Global Social Responsibility Levels: The Case of Turkey
New FAQs for Early Stage Investigators
Validation of Korean Version of the Anger Discomfort Scale
Review of the Reconnect Program
Birdwatching can help students improve mental health, reduce distress
A new study finds people who have nature-based experiences report better well-being and lower psychological distress than those who do not. Birdwatching in particular yielded promising results, with higher gains in subjective well-being and more reduction in distress than more generic nature exposure, such as walks.
Helping the Elderly Live Better With Dementia: Recent Developments in Japan’s Adult Guardianship System and Its Role in Geriatric Social Work Practice
The prevalence and its associated factors of psychological stress among middle school students in China: pooled evidence from a systematic scoping review
Human Rights Due Diligence: Risks of modern slavery for workers displaced by conflict
Laotian Workers, Facing Poor Economic Conditions, Seek Work Elsewhere
Large numbers of Laotian workers, facing poor economic conditions, are seeking work in Thailand, South Korea and Japan, bringing Laos millions of dollars in repatriated salaries but exposing the workers to debt traps and human trafficking. Above: Women prepare jackfruit for sale along a street in Luang Prabang, Laos
A Recognition-Based Study of Frustrations, Risks, and Navigation in Career Transition Among Educationally Disadvantaged Young Women
Parental Emotional Availability and Resilience Among Adolescents: The Role of Emotion Regulation
Moving with and against the state: digital nomads and frictional mobility regimes
Virtual Reality Relaxation for Stress in Young Adults: A Remotely Delivered Pilot Study in Participants’ Homes
‘Only to reconcile with it’. The coping experience amongst middle‐aged and older cancer survivors: A qualitative study
Parent Preferences for Peer Connection in Virtual Mental Health and Parenting Support Platforms
CfP: The digital determinants of health (Due by July 24)
Reframing Research and Assessment Practices: Advancing an Antiracist and Anti‐Ableist Research Agenda
What Is The Farm Bill?
Innovative Frontiers: Harnessing Virtual Reality for Burnout Prevention in Highly Sensitive Individuals
Familiar Violence: A History of Child Abuse
The Behavioral Education in Social Media (BE-Social) Program for Postgraduate Academic Achievement: A Randomized Controlled Trial
The Canadian State Is Euthanizing Its Poor and Disabled
Canada boasts one of the world’s highest assisted-death rates, supposedly enabling the terminally ill to die with dignity. However, this suicide program increasingly resembles a dystopian replacement for care services, exchanging social welfare for euthanasia.
‘Behind the Blue’: UK grad finds passion for global social work through Explore First
Cierra Couch, a representative of the University of Kentucky May Class of 2024, is a first-generation college student who came to UK in 2020 with a strong sense of determination, but without a clear roadmap.