Valuing Children Initiative
This research aims to understand societal attitudes to children and young people, through the repeat of a benchmarking survey originally conducted in 2016 by the Valuing Children Initiative (VCI), and through interviews.
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This research aims to understand societal attitudes to children and young people, through the repeat of a benchmarking survey originally conducted in 2016 by the Valuing Children Initiative (VCI), and through interviews.
Researchers from the University of Sydney want to learn how to best develop an online evidence-based nutritional education program for the older adult population. This study is seeking insights for a resource specifically tailored for an anti-inflammatory diet.
Researchers from The George Institute for Global Health are trying to find out if cholestrol lowering medication (Statin), can help
reduce ongoing neurological symptoms such as problems with memory and concentration, mood disturbances, fatigue and, muscle weakness, after Covid19 infection (Long Covid).
Researchers at UNSW are conducting a project to determine whether an online program delivered by an Accredited Exercise Physiologist could help adults with hypertension to improve their blood pressure and fitness level.
Researchers from Neuroscience Research Australia (NeuRA) are investigating the effects of a ReacStep Program on fall risk and cognition in older adults.
The University of Tasmania’s Cog Neuro Lab is looking at how aspects of mental health, personality, beliefs and typical ways of responding impact engagement in mindfulness in individuals with anxiety.
Regular sunscreen application reduces the risk of skin cancer, but it may also reduce vitamin D production.
The Sun-D Trial is the first large trial to investigate the effect of applying SPF 50+ sunscreen on Vitamin D.
Researchers from neuroscience Research Australia (NeuRA) are investigating how older adults can learn effective stepping to avoid falling when they experience unpredictable trips and slips.
Researchers from Queensland University are investigating Self-Reference Effect (SRE) variations in older adults and adolescents compared with young adults.
Discharge from hospital can be challenging for older adults and for their carers. This research project aims to identify carers’ needs in supporting older adults who are discharged from hospital to home.
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