Sarah Bonnici

University of Sydney📚 - Bachelor of Science👩🏽‍🔬 - Nutrition & Health 🍏

[Sarah Bonnici @SarahBonnici4]

@chloesimone21 I’d also seen that! I think it’s so important this game gives the information to users, encouraging healthy eating behaviours to better manage diabetes in a fun and enjoyable way!

[Sarah Bonnici @SarahBonnici4]

#HSBH2009 #Gamification
The word scrabble from this week’s lecture revealed the word GAMIFICATION! My favourite educational game example from this lecture was Captain Novolin, which was developed for diabetes education!

What was your favourite game example from this lecture?👾

[Sarah Bonnici @SarahBonnici4]

@chloesimone21 Wow that’s so interesting! What I loved about Captain Novolin was that it was formatted like a ‘superhero mission’ and you needed to answer diabetes-related questions to progress through the game! What were your thoughts on this game?

[Sarah Bonnici @SarahBonnici4]

#HSBH2009 #COVID19Vaccine
On Tuesday, I joined the 60% of Australians in NSW that are double vaccinated!
The health professionals at the vaccination clinic were very helpful in providing info on certain websites and apps to access my proof of COVID-19 vaccination statement!🦠💉

[Sarah Bonnici @SarahBonnici4]

#HSBH2009 #COVID19NSW #NSWHealth
Social media allows for important health information to be easily accessed, such as daily COVID-19 cases in NSW. This keeps people updated with current health information.

Image: @NSWHealth

[Sarah Bonnici @SarahBonnici4]

@chloesimone21 Telehealth is so amazing, especially in this lockdown! I totally agree with you, i am so grateful for Telehealth because it allows people to still receive a form of healthcare, and reduces risk of COVID-19 exposure!

[Sarah Bonnici @SarahBonnici4]

@Carly_Cheung1 Exactly! Technology makes it so much easier to reach friends or family that are living in different states or countries, and allows us to keep in touch and communicate with our loved ones

[Sarah Bonnici @SarahBonnici4]

#HSBH2009 #RUOKDay2021
Checking in on those around us is so important, especially during the current COVID-19 lockdown. By asking 'R U OK?', we are offering support and staying connected with our family and friends.
R U OK day reminds us we need to offer this support everyday💛

[Sarah Bonnici @SarahBonnici4]

@chloesimone21 I know what you mean! Telehealth is so beneficial in so many different ways! It’s so important that Telehealth is available during the COVID-19 pandemic so that everyone is able to access important appointments

[Sarah Bonnici @SarahBonnici4]

@chloesimone21 I've used a Fitbit whilst exercising to record my daily steps & heart rate! absolutely love using it to track my exercise!😍

[Sarah Bonnici @SarahBonnici4]

When comparing my personal and professional social media accounts, my personal account is more relaxed and casual. More time is spent planning professional social media posts in comparison to personal social media posts.
#personalvsprofessional #HSBH2009

[Sarah Bonnici @SarahBonnici4]

Telehealth is so beneficial in so many different ways!

- Protects the vulnerable in society during the current pandemic
- Efficient and cost effective
- Provides patients in rural or remote areas with access to quality health care without the need to travel.
#HSBH2009

[MA Health & Hospital Association @MAHealthHosp]

#Telehealth has been a game changer for both patients and their providers during the pandemic, especially during the initial surge.

We are working with our partners to ensure that virtual care is empowered to be a permanent component of our healthcare system. #TelehealthIsHealth

[Sarah Bonnici @SarahBonnici4]

#HSBH2009 #telehealth
WHY IS TELEHEALTH IMPORTANT?

Telehealth in aged care allows for medical teams and facilities to connect via video call, prompting quicker decision making. This allows safer health care delivery for the vulnerable within society during the COVID-19 pandemic.

[Sarah Bonnici @SarahBonnici4]

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#HSBH2009

[Carly Cheung (she/her) @Carly_Cheung1]

#HSBH2009 #ehealth #definehealth
With the ever-advancing nature of technology it has also reached the hands of aiding our health. This is known as ehealth. It refers to how electronic systems are utilised to enhance health outcomes of individuals

[Sarah Bonnici @SarahBonnici4]

#crushyourfitnessgoals #HSBH2009

The World Health Organisation recommends 150-300 minutes of moderate intensity exercise per week, for adults aged between 18 and 64. Crush your lockdown exercise goals with the help of an app!

[Sarah Bonnici @SarahBonnici4]

@NatalieSligar3 I have recently started using the app 'Sleep Cycle', to monitor my sleep, and provide guidance and tips on how to improve my sleep quality!

[Sarah Bonnici @SarahBonnici4]

#HSBH2009 #definingeHealth

eHealth refers to the use of technology in order to monitor and improve our own health. This term refers to both the type of technologies available, and HOW we use this technology to live a healthier life.

How has eHealth benefitted your health?