In this webinar, internationally recognized subject matter experts on mindfulness from Singapore, Australia and New Zealand discuss how we can tap into mindfulness in our personal lives, schooling and education systems, workplaces and primary care.
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How do Digital Health Standards Assess Evidence?
by ORCHAby ORCHAAs the uptake of digital health technologies increases, so too does the need for robust digital health assessment methodologies. Evaluations of impact enable healthcare professionals and the public to make informed decisions about which technologies to use to best support their health and wellbeing.
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“Digital is not always best for all people or all situations” Kerry Dalton, CEO of NZ Citizen Advice Bureau. This article explores the suitability of digital solutions from an equity perspective, and links to the CAB report ‘Face to Face with Digital Exclusion’.
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Technology will play a vital role in addressing the worldwide need for better access to mental health services, but decision makers struggle to determine which tools should be used and scaled with confidence. Read more about the framework Homewood Research Institute (HRI) have developed to help solve this problem.
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A Glocal Reality Lab is proposed, which would act as a regional competence centre aimed at strengthening both ongoing and upcoming local and international initiatives. Digital natives participate in the lab and show the way to develop eMental health services across key industries.
