Posts related to Coronavirus and COVID-19
Online child sexual abuse during COVID-19. What do the experts say?
March 01 2021Dr Elena Martellozzo, Associate Professor and Criminologist at MDX, presents some of the key issues that were raised during the UKCIS webinar by high-level experts from research, policy and practice.
Cash for kink: the online risky sexual behaviour by young women during COVID pandemic
February 10 2021Elena Martellozzo and Paula Bradbury of the Centre for Abuse and Trauma Studies examine the impact OnlyFans has had on young women during the coronavirus pandemic.
Social capital and COVID-19
January 15 2021Tom Dickins, Professor of Behavioural Science, explores the notion of social capital in the context of the COVID-19 pandemic.
Exploring the impact of dance
November 10 2020Michela Vecchi, an Associate Professor of Economics at MDX, is leading a team of researchers to explore the potential effects of dance on wellbeing and on our professional life across cultures.
COVID-19 and the new norms
September 23 2020Tom Dickins, Professor of Behavioural Science discusses the social risks surrounding the new Rule of Six.
Hosting a successful writing boot-camp online
August 24 2020Professor Anne-Wil Harzing is dedicated to research mentoring in the Business School at MDX. Here, she discusses how her annual writing boot-camp was taken online during COVID-19 and how a community was still maintained.
#MentalHealth Awareness Week
May 21 2020Nicky Lambert, Associate Professor in the Department of Mental Health and Social Work at Middlesex, encourages focusing on our mental wellbeing and looks at the mental health of current NHS staff
Using social and behavioural science to support COVID-19 pandemic response
May 19 2020MDX academics have collaborated with world wide scholars to create a review of what social and behavioural sciences can do to protect and promote physical and mental health during a pandemic.
COVID-19 deaths and NHS staff. What can we conclude?
April 30 2020Roger Kline, Research Fellow at Middlesex University, highlights the three principles NHS organisations should take forward immediately to avoid unecessary staff deaths.
The disproportionate deaths of NHS staff during COVID-19
April 22 2020Roger Kline, Research Fellow at Middlesex University Business School, discusses the disproportionate deaths for BME NHS staff.
