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Title New mobile platform can address another serious complication of COVID-19 Degree of recognition International Media name/outlet News Medical Media type Web Country/Territory United States Date 6/05/20 Description Researchers at University of California San Diego School of Medicine have launched a new mobile platform to address another serious complication of the novel coronavirus pandemic: stress and anxiety. Called "MyWellnessCheck," the platform will seek to understand how the SARS-CoV-2 pandemic is affecting mental health on a global scale and identify how certain attitudes and behaviors may help increase positive well-being during a crisis. Producer/Author James Ives URL https://www.news-medical.net/news/20200506/New-mobile-platform-can-address-another-serious-complication-of-COVID-19.aspx Persons J.D. Lomas
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Title My Wellness Check Designing Tools to Support University Governance for Wellbeing Degree of recognition Regional Media type Web Country/Territory Netherlands Date 23/09/21 Description The pandemic has put wellbeing on the global agenda like never before and has sparked further interest in the role of organizations to attend to wellbeing outcomes, not just economic growth. Nevertheless, the economy in The Netherlands is returning to its pre-pandemic state faster than expected while numbers on wellbeing are lagging behind. The COVID-19 pandemic severely reduced wellbeing around the world. In our local university context, we experienced the challenge of understanding community needs and responding to them in an adequate manner. We, therefore, designed "My Wellness Check," a service to help university administrators to assess student/staff wellbeing and to take action. URL https://www.4tu.nl/cee/innovation/project/2870/my-wellness-check Persons J.D. Lomas, W.L.A. van der Maden Title TU Delft staff holding on Degree of recognition Local Media name/outlet TU Delft Media type Web Country/Territory Netherlands Date 18/02/21 Description TU Delft is putting a great deal of effort into monitoring and improving the wellbeing of its students and staff, and IDE is playing an important role in this work. Derek Lomas, Assistant Professor of Positive AI at our faculty and the researcher behind TU Delft’s staff wellbeing assessment, has recently published the outcomes of the December 2020 survey, after the first one carried on in June. URL https://www.tudelft.nl/2021/io/februari/tu-delft-staff-holding-on Persons J.D. Lomas