News in Health

UTS is #10 in Nursing and Midwifery and #24 in Sport-related subjects in 2019 QS Rankings

Sport and Exercise Senior Lecturer Job Fransen shares advice for parents and organisations to consider for kids sport.

Research reveals that 1 in 3 complementary medicine (CM) users do not disclose their CM us

Not just another number: what it means to be a top ranked university

Dr Deborah Fox champions technology to support freedom of movement in childbirth.

Dr Job Fransen gives insights on how practitioners can learn to identify and nurture talen

Smartphone data could provide a comprehensive picture of your health and alert you if it begins to deteriorate.

UTS Sport and Exercise study compares referee decision making and 'armchair experts' using eye-tracking technology.

Palliative care education is the key to ensuring our health workforce meets the needs of longer-living patients.

There are measures teenagers can take to protect sensitive details in their My Health Record.

Nursing at UTS ranks first in Australia and sixth worldwide in ARWU Global Ranking of

Studies examining pain are hard to judge, since they’re based on participants’ self-report

The next Dean for the Faculty of Health has been appointed, Professor Suzanne Chambers AO

Research sheds light on the barriers to healthcare faced by marginalised groups of young p

PhD student Josephine Agu examines the use of traditional, complementary and alternative medicine in culturally and linguistically diverse communities. 

Dr Frawley and Dr McIntyre explore if complementary health practitioners are wel

UTS nursing and midwifery and sports-related studies rank in QS World University Rankings by Subject 2018

Wearable technologies are used to monitor athletes’ performance, but are these devices rea

Dr Slavica Kochovska will join UTS IMPACCT.

Boosting participation in sport amongst young people improves health and wellbeing across the life span. 

The HPRC partners with Esports High Performance Centre to explore new territory in experti

Dr Jon Wardle addresses the complex societal factors that influence vaccine hesitancy.

Professor Caroline Homer puts evidence into practice in maternity services in south-west Sydney.

UTS Health welcomes Professor Jane Sandall CBE as Distinguished Visiting Scholar and Adjunct Professor

Bachelor of Nursing student research partners assist with simulation testing and evaluation

Cambodia-based UN maternal health pioneer Catherine Breen Kamkong celebrated at 2017 UTS Alumni Awards

The ResQu Index is a reliable new instrument that could transform the design and interpret

Jessica Lee, Christine Sanderson and Julee McDonagh enhance health delivery and clinical s

Dr Megan Williams talks to the 2SER Think Health program about preventing re-incarceration

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