UTS School of Sport, Exercise & Rehabilitation

Two new papers by @CancerCareMASCC’s Cognition Fellow @DarrenHaywood14 on Cancer-Related Cognitive Impairment - (1) time-based strategies to support people with CRCI (link.springer.com/article/10.118…) and (2) describing the interplay of CRCI with psychopathology (link.springer.com/article/10.100…).

Well done to all representing the School. We look forward to our next opportunity to showcase the research we are doing here.

Bry Parker was a finalist in the Young Investigator Award for Exercise Science & Health, and Antony Stadnyk was the winner of the Early Career Researcher Award for Sport Science! Congratulations on this great recognition of your research!

The UTS School of Sport, Exercise & Rehabilitation had a strong representation at the @ESSA_NEWS Research To Practice 2024 Conference last weekend with 12 invited and abstract presentations from staff & students.

Read the new article in @SportsMedicineJ from @francoimpell, with colleagues @IanShrier & @StevenStovitz, in which they lay out the issue of competing interests in publishing, along with opportunities to mitigate these issues to promote better science. rdcu.be/dHhPd

Access the published Editorial here: authors.elsevier.com/a/1iusM15DNFqj…

The authors detail and discuss: - significant validity concerns with the standard system to diagnose mental health disorders within cancer (i.e., DSM), and - potential alternate conceptualisation of mental health within cancer which may mitigate these issues (i.e., HiTOP model)

Is It Time to Discard the Diagnostic and Statistical Manual of Mental Disorders (DSM) in Psycho-Oncology? Read the recent editorial in high-ranking journal Cancer Letters by a multinational world-leading author group, including UTS's @DarrenHaywood14 @DrNicolasHart & Evan Dauer