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Helping doctors communicate better with patients

Researchers from Queen Mary's Cognitive Science Group set out to analyse and improve communication in a clinical setting.

Helping doctors communicate better with patients

Solitude: Past and Present

This project examines health-related aspects of solitude in Britain from the late seventeenth century to the present.

Solitude: Past and Present

How to deliver remote arts programmes for older adults

A new report provides insights into how arts organisations can design and deliver remote programmes, based on experiences during the Covid-19 pandemic

How to deliver remote arts programmes for older adults

Mathematical model offers new insights into spread of epidemics

Researchers have developed a new approach to epidemic modelling that considers interactions between two or more people for differing amounts of time.

 Mathematical model offers new insights into spread of epidemics

'Strengths for the journey' intervention gives hope to children in refugee camps

"Strengths for the Journey" is a positive psychology-based intervention that can be delivered in humanitarian crisis contexts with limited resources.

'Strengths for the journey' intervention gives hope to children in refugee camps

Digital music platform offers new opportunities for disabled musicians

Queen Mary’s digital platform Bela opens doors for extraordinary innovations in developing new musical tools.

Digital music platform offers new opportunities for disabled musicians
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