Achieving personalised dementia care in rural areas
Despite calls from the Federal government’s Aged Care Quality and Safety Commission, increasing personalised care for people with dementia in aged care homes located in rural Australia […]
Archive Author: David Sly
Huge new tank mimics tidal activity
A new world-class sand tank facility will greatly assist the coastal hydrogeology research group of the College of Science and Engineering. The large sand tank (measuring […]
Celebrating success
Creativity in the COVID-19 era has brought out the best in Flinders staff and graduates – with an award for a short film, innovative online literary […]
Pandemic-inspired partnerships bring theatre projects to life
With live theatre performances unlikely to occur in the next six months, Flinders University drama students have embraced technology and innovation to aid their productions that […]
New chair of Don Dunstan Foundation
Dr Jane Lomax-Smith AM has been appointed Chair of the Don Dunstan Foundation, an organisation which has been enhanced and grown with the ongoing support of […]
Survey seeks support for disabled students
The National Centre for Student Equity in Higher Education is seeking participants in a survey to investigate how Australian universities can best support students with disabilities, […]
Short course offer for researchers
Flinders University Library sponsors university-wide access to quantitative and qualitative online research methodology training delivered by the Center for the Advancement of Research Methods and Analysis […]
Costumes inspire student writers in isolation
Learning during lockdown hasn’t been without its fun side. Dr Lisa Bennett from the College of Humanities, Arts and Social Sciences has been encouraging her creative […]
Boost for better palliative care information
Flinders University’s position at the forefront of improved palliative care in Australia has been underlined with the announcement of significant funding support for two projects. The […]