Lecture: Better Healthier Living
Watch our lecture hosted by Professor Frances Kay-Lambkin, where she examines the impact these complex times have had on health – from how we service our communities, to how we build resilience and not least how we talk about and manage mental health.
A proud Novocastrian and passionate mental health researcher, Professor Kay-Lambkin and her panel of health experts discuss the health of our regions and how our researchers and clinicians are contributing knowledge and effort as we respond to these cumulative health challenges.
The panel also touch on the advantages and opportunities of an integrated model of healthcare, and how the University of Newcastle is providing leadership in this area.
In this lecture, we have a conversation on the couch that shines a spotlight on the health and mental health of our regions, how our researchers and clinicians are responding, and what important opportunities we've been able to leverage to improve our health and mental health response."
Professor Frances Kay-Lambkin, Acting Pro Vice-Chancellor (Research & Innovation)
The University of Newcastle is looking ahead and committed to solving small and big challenges in our regions. We are empowered by our platforms in teaching, research and engagement – and by our opportunity to live our values of excellence, equity, sustainability and engagement. Together as fellow citizens we can navigate our way through this unique time. And the University of Newcastle is dedicated to being a partner in seeing our regions thrive into the future. Our Looking Ahead Lecture Series will follow our journey.
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