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World Health Day - Intranet

https://intranet.sydney.edu.au/medicine-and-health/news-events/news/2022/march/world-health-day.html

World Health Day. 7 March 2022. FMH researchers in the School of Public Health are devoted to reduce health impacts from the planet through research and education. World Health Day on April 7 is drawing attention to actions urgently needed to keep humans and the planet healthy and focus our society on wellbeing with this year’s theme, Our Planet, Our Health. The Faculty of Medicine and Health aims to lead the understanding of the health impacts of our changing environment. Researchers in the

University leaders recognised for extraordinary service - Intranet

https://intranet.sydney.edu.au/news/all/2020/06/09/queens-birthday-honours.html

University leaders recognised for extraordinary service. 9 June 2020. The Chancellor Belinda Hutchinson and the Senior Deputy Vice-Chancellor Professor Stephen Garton have been recognised in the 2020 Queen’s Birthday Honours List. Chancellor Belinda Hutchinson was awarded a Companion of the Order of Australia (AC). Chancellor Belinda Hutchinson was awarded the country’s top honour, a Companion of the Order of Australia (AC), in the 2020 Queen’s Birthday Honours, in recognition of her

2025 - Intranet

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. FMH members acknowledged in King's Birthday Honours. 16 June 2025. Congratulations to all our Faculty of Medicine and Health members who are recognised in the King's Birthday 2025 Honours List. From malaria control to COVID-19, the Sydney School of Public Health has been at the forefront of health innovation, advocacy, and education for nearly a century. Achievements from around the faculty this week. Our Semester 1 Faculty Meetings were held across our precincts: Central Sydney (Patyegarang)

Expenses and corporate cards - Intranet

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Assurance - Intranet

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Health and Safety Assurance. The Health & Safety Assurance team are involved in the monitoring and evaluation of the University’s Health & Safety Management System. We work alongside our Specialists and Partners to provide risk-based, pragmatic solutions to operations and assist management to allocate and prioritise resources to meet safety performance measures and targets set by the University and continually improve the Health & Safety Management System. Our purpose is to look at the

Faculty of Science 'Wellbeing Champions' callout - Intranet

https://intranet.sydney.edu.au/science/news/2017/05/wellbeing-champions-.html

Faculty of Science 'Wellbeing Champions' callout. 25 May 2017. Safety Health & Wellbeing are building a wellbeing network of local, engaged, dynamic and inspired local Wellbeing Champions. We are calling out for volunteers or nominations for Wellbeing Champions to represent the Faculty of Science and its Schools. Evidence shows that successful mentally healthy workplace cultures in large and complex organisations need to engage and utilise internal enthusiasm. What is a Wellbeing Champion?

FMH Wins 8 October - Intranet

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FMH Wins 8 October. 8 October 2024. Achievements from around the faculty this week. (Click to enlarge). How daylight savings impacts our lifestyle. From increased hunger, adverse sleep quality and disruption to animal's routines, daylight savings brings more that just a change in time. FMH researchers and experts from across the University share their insights on the various impacts changing the clocks can have. Dr Anagha Killedar . (Click to enlarge). Australian Health Economics (AHES) Rising

Templates - Intranet

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Request for quotation (RFQ). A Request for Quotation is a document detailing the requirements, performance expectations and technical specification of the goods or services required by the University. It also includes an outline of how responses will be evaluated and timeline in which bids can be submitted. For more information on when and how to use this document, refer to Developing a RFQ or the UniBuy Procurement Procedures (371KB PDF). The specific version of RFQ template to use

FMH Wins 8 April - Intranet

https://intranet.sydney.edu.au/medicine-and-health/news-events/news/2024/april/fmh-wins-8-april.html

FMH Wins 8 April. 8 April 2024. Achievements from around the faculty this week. Special Admissions pathways in Health Sciences. 2023 Maker & Shaper award winner Professor Ryan Naylor's leadership in the diversity and inclusion space keeps giving! Thanks to his dedication and collaboration with the admissions team, the School of Health Sciences (SHS) special admissions pathways have gone live. Ryan has spearheaded a university-first Living with Disabilities pathway for the Master of Occupational

Enhancing teaching practice through peer feedback - Intranet

https://intranet.sydney.edu.au/news/all/2025/04/07/peer-review-teaching-program.html

Enhancing teaching practice through peer feedback. 7 April 2025. Applications are open for the Peer Review for Teaching Program, which supports educators to boost their teaching skills, develop their careers and improve the student experience. The Peer Review for Teaching (PRT) Program is a key initiative of our Teaching & Learning Strategy (pdf, 265KB) to recognise, support and reward colleagues for student-centred teaching excellence. Supporting our educators to deliver quality teaching in

May - Intranet

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. Our new Academy Fellows. 23 May 2016. Congratulations to Professor Ben Eggleton and Professor Alex McBratney who have been elected to the Australian Academy of Science. AINST lead researcher Professor Benjamin Eggleton, Associate Professor Mike Biercuk and Professor David Reilly, will feature on Reddit 'Ask Me Anything' on Friday 20 May. Do you have HDR students with programming and data science skills? AMSI Intern has 2 exciting internship opportunities to work with leading Australian

Our approach - Intranet

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Our approach. Our program is working in consultation with the University and a wide group of academic and professional staff from across the Faculty of Medicine and Health (FMH) to understand in the future model:. what FMH will do: seeking to understand all activities required to deliver education, research education, research and operations. who in FMH will do it: proposed structure, roles and capacity of teams. how FMH will do it: best-practice working practices; process maps; technology

Email and calendar services - Intranet

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Email and calendar services. We provide all staff with a University email account. University email accounts include the ability to use and share calendars, tasks, contacts and email. You can access email from within the University or from any device with an internet connection. Email accounts are accessible using Microsoft Outlook, smart phones and tablet devices. You can use the Outlook web app to access email from any web browser. Request a University email account. Please note: to be

Sydney Spotlight with Dr Arunima Malik - Intranet

https://intranet.sydney.edu.au/news/all/2022/11/24/sydney-spotlight-with-dr-arunima-malik.html

Sydney Spotlight with Dr Arunima Malik. 24 November 2022. In the lead up to this year’s Vice-Chancellors Awards, we speak with Senior Sustainability lecturer and 2020 Vice-Chancellor’s Award winner Dr Arunima Malik about how it felt to be recognised for her hard work. Dr Arunima Malik. I won the Vice-Chancellor’s Award for…. outstanding Early Career Teaching in 2020. When I won my Vice-Chancellor’s Award I felt…. overjoyed. It feels great to mentor and interact with students as they

April - Intranet

https://intranet.sydney.edu.au/science/news/2017/04.html

. Concur orientation sessions. 17 April 2017. The University is rolling out Concur, the new travel and expenses system, to replace Fraedom. Concur orientation sessions for Faculty of Science staff will be held over the next 2 weeks. Memo to all Academic Staff, Professional Staff and Affiliates in the Faculty of Science, from the Dean of Science Profeasor Trevor Hambley.

Laboratory safety - Intranet

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Laboratory safety. Before any laboratory work can be conducted, all safety inductions must have been satisfactorily completed. See below for information on:. For risk assessments and SWPs, please visit the risk management page. Purchase of hazardous materials. All chemicals and hazardous material must be ordered through MyLab. Orders using a credit card are not permitted. Ordering of GHS category I and other high risk chemicals (e.g. S4, S8 drugs, chemicals of security concern) require

FMH Wins 20 May - Intranet

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FMH Wins 20 May. 20 May 2024. Achievements from around the faculty this week. Funding for research into the quality and safety of telehealth. Congratulations to ProfessorAssociate Dean for Community and Primary Health Care, who was awarded $999,969.95 under the National Health and Medical Research Council (NHMRC)’s Targeted Call for Research: Ensuring the quality and safety of telehealth. Professor Makeham’s research project will examine the safety, quality, acceptability, and

I want to plan my own event - Intranet

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