Coronavirus - The University of Auckland

Canvas>

Staff intranet>

Erik Lithander: creativity and ambition key to what comes next for the University

16 May 2022

Opinion: Dr Erik Lithander, Deputy Vice-Chancellor Strategic Engagement, reflects on preparing Waipapa Taumata Rau for the challenges of the future.
Beyond lockdown learning: lessons for the future

16 May 2022

What impact have lockdowns had on children’s education and also our teacher-training programmes? Owen Poland talks to education experts at the University of Auckland.
Nursing shortage: Florence is not a machine

2 May 2022

Emergency Department nurse and senior nursing lecturer Dr Natalie Anderson says the pandemic has highlighted the critical need for more nurses to train – and be supported to do so.
Creativity helps kids get through pandemic

20 April 2022

World Creativity and Innovation Day: Drawing based research finds children use creative activities to cope with lockdowns.
Expert panel answers your Omicron questions

1 April 2022

Got an Omicron question? Our experts answer some of the most frequently asked.
Telehealth reduces health inequities for whānau

1 April 2022

Research from Covid-19 lockdowns suggests telehealth reduces health inequities for Māori whanau.
Covid-19 makes its way through the Pacific Islands

30 March 2022

Opinion: As Covid finally starts to spread in the Pacific Islands, Collin Tukuitonga looks at how nations can continue to manage the virus's ongoing threats to health
Why you should keep your contact tracing app

30 March 2022

Opinion: QR code scanning may have been scrapped by the Government, but that doesn't mean it's not still helpful. Andrew Chen explains.
Your common questions about Omicron answered

23 March 2022

A panel of experts on Covid 19 answers common questions about the Omicron wave and the immediate future for Aotearoa New Zealand.
No, catching Omicron is not inevitable

9 March 2022

Computer scientist Dr David Welch says you don't need to catch Omicron. Here's the evidence.
When trust in government slumps: lessons from pandemic survey

4 March 2022

When people lose trust in the government, effects may ripple across workplaces and individuals' wellbeing.
Inside the distrust of vaccine science

21 February 2022

Opinion: Amy Chan explores why many of us distrust medical evidence and highlights the importance of having the right information for future vaccine decision-making.

Page 2 of 31