AI focus on wellbeing in healthcare
Artificial intelligence is helping to analyse and improve healthcare systems – from waiting times to treatment outcomes and costs. However, some of the most important aspects […]
Young theatre makers bring ‘Truth’ to the Flinders stage
Flinders University welcomed 120 high school students from eight schools across Adelaide and regional South Australia to participate in this year’s Young Theatre Makers Award, held […]
Autistic children benefitted from online literacy instruction during COVID pandemic
Providing effective literacy learning tools and instruction for children with autism provides many challenges, but results from an ARC Linkage Project that continued through COVID-19 lockdowns […]
Flinders to host South Australian Additive Manufacturing CRC Node
Flinders University is helping drive South Australia’s advanced manufacturing ambitions with the launch of the South Australian Node of the Additive Manufacturing Cooperative Research Centre (AMCRC) […]
Flinders Business School achieves international accreditation
Flinders University is now the only AACSB-accredited business school in South Australia, placing it among less than 6 per cent of business schools worldwide to achieve […]
Facing up to rising aged-care costs
As Australia’s population ages, nine in 10 older Australians applying for aged care receive social welfare payments. Researchers from Flinders University and the South Australian Health […]
Nursing decisions to navigate when dying patients become unresponsive
When patients become unresponsive in the final days of life, some of the most important healthcare decisions must still be made – leaving nurses with difficult […]
Why we ignore abuses in custody
Common beliefs that people who commit crime are inherently bad and unlikely to change may make the public more accepting of illegitimate harms within the criminal […]
Fighting cancer also means fighting against social stigma
Cancer-related discrimination is an important but often overlooked issue – and can continue to affect people long after their diagnosis or treatment. Cancer-related discrimination arises from […]