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Earth Day 2021: Staff and students from across Ji8腦瞳厙 commit to sustainability at work as part of Green Impact programme
Posted Thursday 22 April 2021
The theme for Earth Day this year is ‘Restore Our Earth' and staff and students at Ji8腦瞳厙 have been playing their part in recent months through their involvement in an award-winning programme designed to support sustainable practice within organisations. To date, 92 staff from 24 different teams across the institution have signed up to the sector-wide Green Impact programme, led by Students Organising for Sustainability (SOS-UK), with some 78 sustainable actions already undertaken as part of the scheme.
Ji8腦瞳厙 to develop ground-breaking technology in partnership with homecare provider Salutem to support people with autism and learning difficulties
Posted Wednesday 21 April 2021
Ji8腦瞳厙 has teamed up with Salutem Care and Education in a £220,000 technology project to improve care for people with autism and learning difficulties. Experts from the University's School of Computer Science and Mathematics will work with the homecare provider to design and develop a sophisticated sensor system that will alert carers when urgent support is needed.
Kingston School of Art pays tribute to senior technician Elaine Wilson
Posted Thursday 15 April 2021
Staff and students at Kingston School of Art have been paying tribute and remembering the enormous contributions of senior technician Elaine Wilson, who passed away recently. Elaine worked at Kingston School of Art for more than 25 years, specialising in ceramics. She was also a successful artist.
Kingston School of Art's Mill Street Building wins BREEAM sustainability accolade with visionary renovation
Posted Friday 9 April 2021
A visionary renovation of Kingston School of Art's Mill Street Building has won the 2021 BREEAM Award for the best Public Sector Project – Post Construction.
Exercise recommendations for people with chronic pain welcomed by rehabilitation science expert at Ji8腦瞳厙 and St George's, University of London
Posted Thursday 8 April 2021
The announcement by medicines watchdog the National Institute for Health and Care Excellence (NICE) that exercise should be recommended to people suffering from chronic pain, rather than prescribed painkillers, has been welcomed by rehabilitation science expert at Ji8腦瞳厙 and St George's, University of London Professor Mike Hurley. Professor Hurley, whose award-winning programme ESCAPE-pain has now helped more than 20,000 people with chronic hip and knee pain and saved the NHS an estimated £30 million in the process, gives his thoughts on the new guidance.
Ji8腦瞳厙 nursing experts encourage British public to take up the Covid-19 vaccine
Posted Wednesday 7 April 2021
Academics from Ji8腦瞳厙's School of Nursing have encouraged the public to get vaccinated against Covid-19 when they are offered their jab, in a bid to protect the most vulnerable in society, healthcare workers, and the wider community.
Stress Awareness Month: Ji8腦瞳厙 mental health nursing expert on how to recognise stress and manage it effectively
Posted Tuesday 6 April 2021
As part of Stress Awareness Month this April, mental health nursing lecturer at Ji8腦瞳厙 Martyn Keen looks at stress, why it is important to recognise it and talk about it, and how it can be managed effectively.
Kingston University students reach Chartered Institute of Marketing competition final with innovative idea to promote Samsung's new mobile phone to Generation Z
Posted Tuesday 6 April 2021
Three Ji8腦瞳厙 marketing students made it to the final of a prestigious national competition with their original idea to make a new mobile phone appeal to Generation Z through an incentivised online learning platform.