In a significant move aimed at strengthening the country’s response to gender-based violence (GBV), the Ministry of Women’s Affairs, Community, Small and Medium Enterprise Development in partnership with the Council of Social Workers Zimbabwe, has initiated a comprehensive review of the curriculum for social work studies in tertiary institutions.
Archive for November 2024
Signs and Symptoms of Alzheimer’s
A Longitudinal Network Analysis of Emotion Regulation, Interpersonal Problems, and Eating Disorder Psychopathology in Chinese Adolescents
Combining OpenStreetMap mapping and route optimization algorithms to inform the delivery of community health interventions at the last mile
Cross-sectional analysis of the association between information and communication technology and mental health among Korean workers
NIHR Work and Health Development Awards Round 2 (Closing date: 12 March )
‘Resilience interventions do work’ – why coping strategies should be a staple of education
The benefits of early intervention apply across age groups, but they may be especially important for adolescents, a fact that the World Health Organization recently emphasised in its guidance to improve access to mental healthcare for young people. “With one-third of mental health conditions emerging before the age of 14 and half before the age of 18, early action is essential to enable children and young people to thrive and realise their full potential,” it said. The challenge, however, is finding the appropriate means to deliver the support – and that may be easier said than done.
Mapping the Risk of Future Displacement in the Context of Climate Change
Family Accounts of Their Experiences and Expectations of Authorities Following Sudden Workplace Death in Queensland, Australia
Optimizing Long-Term Outcomes for Winter Depression With CBT-SAD and Light Therapy
The subjective wellbeing of people living with Multiple Sclerosis in Australia: insights from the Personal Wellbeing Index
International comparison of hospitalizations and emergency department visits related to mental health conditions across high‐income countries before and during the COVID‐19 pandemic
Understanding living alone among the young- and middle-aged in China (1990-2010): A gender perspective
Volume 28, Issue 3, June – August 2023, Page 572-600
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Call for Submissions period on the Mental Health Bill extended to 20 December (New Zealand)
Healthcare Cybersecurity: HHS Continues to Have Challenges as Lead Agency
Out of Sight, Out of Mind? Agency Rulemaking as an Overlooked Source of Health Disparities
Hate/bias crime against racial/ethnic minorities in the United States: A systematic review of empirical research and assessment of next steps
Trump’s Choices for Health Agencies Suggest a Shake-Up Is Coming
“What they’re saying when they make these appointments is that we don’t trust the people who are there,” said Dr. Paul Offit, director of the Vaccine Education Center at Children’s Hospital of Philadelphia and an adviser to the Food and Drug Administration. Some doctors and scientists are bracing themselves for the gutting of public health agencies, a loss of scientific expertise and the injection of politics into realms once reserved for academics. The result, they fear, could be worse health outcomes, more preventable deaths and a reduced ability to respond to looming health threats, like the next pandemic. “I’m very, very worried about the way that this all plays out,” Dr. Offit said.
Four in Five Family Households With a Householder Ages 35-39 Included a Child Under 18 in 2024
After a year of struggle, centre that helps Sault youth to move to a building with heat
For more than a year, the building that houses SOYA, a multi-purpose food bank, clothing depot, and resource centre, has been without heat, with no way to reach the new owners of the building.
Cultural stress, personal identity development, and mental health among U.S. Hispanic college students.
Parental control and bullying: Variable‐centered and person‐centered approaches
Correlations between nutritional indicators and cognitive function in patients with stable schizophrenia in a hospital setting
Breaking Points: Youth Mental Health Crises and How We All Can Help
A Meta-Analytic Review of Transformational Leadership Research in Public Administration
Black Workers Rely More on Federal Disability
Nitrosamine and nicotine exposure after switching from filtered to unfiltered cigarette smoking: a cross-over clinical trial
Social work with frustrations: What can we do? How do we stay hopeful?
We can do better: Perspectives on research and interventions that address sexual, intimate partner, youth, and community violence.
Internal and social sources shape judgments about the mental and physical nature of an experience.
What the US Presidential Election Outcome Means for Public Health
DSM-5-TR® Pocket Guide for Child and Adolescent Mental Health
HR 9495: Bill Threatening Nonprofits Passes House
A bill, HR 9495, which would allow a presidentially appointed treasury secretary to unilaterally strip a nonprofit of its status if deemed a “terrorism-supporting” organization, has passed in the US House of Representatives. The bill passed 219-184, mostly along partisan lines, with Republicans in support and Democrats opposing; 15 Democrats broke with their caucus to vote in favor of the bill. It is important to know who voted in favor.
Toxic, with Alice Mah
Neighborhood socioeconomic status and postpartum depression among commercial health insurance enrollees: a retrospective cohort study
2024 State of the Social Service Workforce Report: The Social Service Workforce and Family Care for Children
Korean Association of Social Workers abroad
This month the Korean Association of Social Workers met their Swiss and British counterparts for shared learning and strengthening links.
Adverse health outcomes in offspring of parents with alcohol-related liver disease: Nationwide Danish cohort study
Building a picture of climate impacts on health
What is methanol? How does it get into drinks and cause harm?
We don’t yet know how the Australian teenagers came to be poisoned in this tragedy. But it is a good idea when travelling (particularly in areas with traditionally fremented drinks, such as south-east Asia, the Indian subcontinent and parts of Africa) to always be careful.
New NIHR Research Delivery Network to deliver key government priority projects
Chair’s Blog | Social Work, End of Life & Assisted Dying
BASW UK Chair, Julia Ross reflects on issues being raised in the assisted dying debate.
Australian Medical Association | 2024 public hospital report card: mental health edition
The effectiveness of language nursing intervention on mental health in children with poor language skills
How women’s basic rights and freedoms are being eroded all over the world
Women in Afghanistan have been banned from speaking in public.