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Articles by Louisa Harvey
Tour The Love Garden, a flourishing flower farm in rural Queensland
Wearing overalls, boots and garden tool belt equipped with secateurs and flagging tape, Rachael Hardy weaves through rows of flower beds, ducking into the greenery to masterfully snip and strip whatever bloom she has her eye on. The garden bursts with colour, shape and texture. Open flowers and buds about to unfurl create an untamed, exuberant symphony, with Rachael conducting every note. “Everything has its perfect time to grow,” she says.
NO TYPE: AN APP TO PREDICT PATIENTS’ LIKELIHOOD TO TAKE MEDICATION AS PRESCRIBED
To Issue 134 Citation: Harvey L, Hulusi A, Holm B, Olafsson S, “No Type: an App to Predict Patients’ Likelihood to Take Medication as Prescribed”. ONdrugDelivery, Issue 134 (Jun 2022), pp 26–29. Louisa Harvey, Alper Hulusi, Bjarki Holm and Stefan Olafsson introduce their quick and accessible app for identifying whether a patient is likely not to take their medication as prescribed. WHAT IS NO TYPE?
No Type - ONdrugDelivery
No Type is a patient-centric medical behaviour technology company developing the No Type app. It was founded by a team with experience across medical devices, usability research and technology with an aim to help improve patient voice and improve medical devices and pharmaceuticals.
Borderline Harm:
stepping back from the edge when tempted to label someone with BPD and things to do instead. There is no real dearth of research and resources out there pointing to the damage that can be done by labelling someone with Borderline Personality Disorder (BPD)/Emotionally Unstable Personality Disorder (EUPD).
Why aren’t we thriving at work?
With mental health problems forcing thousands of people out of their jobs, we need to fundamentally re-imagine the role that work plays in our lives. This month the UK government-commissioned ‘Thriving at Work’ report was released, stating that 300,000 people with long term mental health problems are losing their jobs each year, and that poor mental health is costing the UK economy up to £99 billion. For those who graduated from university into a post-crisis economy, this is no surprise.
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