Published on 28th February 2019
“When I’m not sure I often hide as I don’t want the boss to know”, “once I understand the tasks a little more then, I have time to do the bits I really like”, “I wrap her in a towel and cuddle and rock her, telling her that this is a good place and we care”. In other words the first person is saying they use strategies associated with protection, the second one has learnt how to balance their work and the third has entered the engaged mode.
Published on 6th November 2018
Dementia is an umbrella term used to describe a group of symptoms that affect how well our brains work. Dementia can affect anyone, and as people get older the chances of developing dementia increase. The most common form of dementia is Alzheimer’s disease – which around two-thirds of people with dementia have.
Published on 1st November 2018
What is your experience of drugs in New Zealand? The Global Drug Survey 2019 wants to know.
Published on 30th October 2018
A study conducted by University of Otago researchers has examined the prevalence of loneliness in the elderly community. Titled: Comparison of Psychosocial Variables Associated With Loneliness In Centenarian vs Elderly Populations in New Zealand, the study has been published in the international JAMA Open Network medical journal.
Published on 2nd October 2018
125 years ago many, many women died in childbirth. That doesn't happen quite so much these days, but health remains a huge focus for women in this country. What Women Want marks 125 years since women in New Zealand were the first to win the right to vote. It is a show about the equality that women still seek and how it might be achieved. This is the fourth part of a four-part series on Stuff.
Published on 25th September 2018
More people are using wearable devices to track their steps, while also using portal technology access personal health information online.
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