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Nick Taylor, CEO and Co-Founder at Unmind, discusses how employers can tackle the stress and fear caused by Coronavirus, and how they can continue to support their employees’ mental health from afar
#mentalhealth#communicateeffectively#maintainmorale
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Specialists Cantillon and De Group are leading the charge to mobilise construction donations of excess masks, overalls, glasses and gloves. The equipment will be offered to the NHS, emergency services and charities helping vulnerable groups. @constructionenquirer.com
#NHS
We wish our NHS clients the best in these uncertain times.
Whether it is BAU projects or you need temp or emergency adaptions to your healthcare facilities, we are here ready to help. All staff are set up to work remotely & our design and production capability remains unaffected
RIBA warns new visa system ‘leaves profession in dark’
Points-based post-Brexit immigration proposals lack clarity for architects.
#architects#RIBA#newvisasystem
With climate change at the forefront of the heated global debate; businesses and buyers are keen to establish planet-friendly credentials. The UK is now the first major economy to pass laws to reduce carbon emissions to net zero by 2050.
#climatechange#netzero#environment
The RIBA has responded to the consultation on sprinklers and other fire safety measures published by the Ministry of Housing, Community and Local Government (MHCLG). ‘Sprinklers must be mandatory, but cannot compensate for other essential fire safety measures’ @architecture.com
Wearable technology could help older people manage diabetes
New research reveals wearable glucose monitors reduce the need for finger-prick tests and are particularly useful for people suffering with dementia
#healthcare#dementiacare#diabetes
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Plan to transform London’s Cavendish Square into the ‘oasis’ of Oxford Street.
£100m project will regenerate 1960s structure into a subterranean healthcare, wellness and retail destination
#healthcare#construction#wellness#regenerate
Climate and energy-use rules governing new buildings in London are driving greener developments and spurring the adoption of low carbon technologies across the capital, according to the latest data from the London Mayor's Office.
#construction#carbonreduction#netzeroemissions
Electricity exported to distribution networks doubled between 2012 and 2018, with growth driven primarily by variable sources such as wind and solar, according to a new report calling for energy regulator Ofgem to prioritise flexibility in its future decision-making.
#Netzero
Why temperature control and air quality are vital for the healthcare sector
One of the most-important factors that affects hospitals, patients, and healthcare in general, every single day isn’t just money or time. It’s the very air around us
#NHS#Hospitals#Healthcare
Youth workers will be introduced to five additional A&E departments for the first time to work with young people caught up in violent crime.
#NHS#youthworkers#AandE#violentcrime#reduceyouthviolence
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The Eden Project has secured enough money to push ahead with its £17m plan to drill into Cornish rocks to harness clean heat and power
#cleanheatandpower#geothermal
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