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New toolkit launched to improve dementia care for South Asian people
People living with dementia in South Asian communities will benefit from improved culturally sensitive support due to a newly launched online toolkit.
Giving healthcare students training in British Sign Language and Deaf awareness vital for safety and inclusion
UWE Bristol's British Sign Language society calls on universities and healthcare organisations to equip healthcare students with deaf awareness training.
Information Security Policies - Information Security Toolkit
All UWE Bristol users must read and abide by the information security policies and regulations.
Equity and diversity data, research and evaluation - Equity, diversity and inclusivity
Discover how the University uses equity and diversity data, plus access the latest statistics.
Study reveals emotional turmoil experienced after dog theft is like that of a caregiver losing a child
A new study led by a UWE Bristol researcher has revealed the extent of the emotional turmoil experienced by dog owners after their pet has been stolen.
About the academic appeals process - Academic appeals
Information on eligibility for making an academic appeal.
Be meningitis, measles, mumps and rubella (MMR) aware - Access health services
How to be aware of the signs of meningitis, measles, mumps and rubella (MMR).
Project to tackle lack of diversity in photographs of medical conditions
A shortage of photography showing medical conditions on darker skin tones will be addressed as part of a project led by UWE Bristol.
Honorary doctorate for Bristol changemaker and civil rights hero
Guy Bailey OBE, a civil rights activist instrumental in the Bristol Bus Boycott, has been awarded an honorary doctorate by UWE Bristol.
Nursing Associates in general practice - Integrated Care Academy
A collaborative project between ARC-West and local NHS staff to explore the role of the Nursing Associate within general practice.
UWE Bristol project to create lifelike organ simulators using 3D printing
Researchers are exploring how 3D technology can be used to improve surgical training by creating organ simulators which look and feel like real body parts.
Innovative biosensor technology developed at UWE Bristol wins prestigious science award
A new biosensor that monitors intravenous anaesthesia has won the Royal Society of Chemistry’s prestigious Emerging Technologies Competition 2021.