The article highlights the needs of migrant workers during the pandemic. Since its online publication in February this year, the article has been cited many times and has been covered by the South China Morning Post and World Economic Forum.
In May 2019, Professor Hall gave a Michael M. Davis lecture at the University of Chicago, Center for Health Administrative Studies titled “The Social Determinants of Mental Ill-Health Among Transnational Migrant Domestic Workers in China.” Please follow this link to
Our latest research showed that 5.1% of students overall, and 6.8% of Macao -born students were likely to have PTSD one month following Typhoon Hato . Social media usage played a key role in increasing the odds of PTSD within
Professor Hall joined the Editorial team at the International Association of Applied Psychology Journal: Applied Psychology: Health and Well-Being (Web of Science, Q2, IF 2.351). The journal publishes research within applied areas of psychology including health psychology and clinical psychology.
Xinyu Yang presented her poster titled “HIV/syphilis rapid testing uptake correlates among Southeast Asian migrant workers,” Chao Kei Laopresented her poster titled“Psychometric properties of the PHQ-9 and the GAD-7 among Female Filipino Domestic Workers,” and Sheung YanYip presented his poster titled “Validation
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Cheila, Fanie and Eve. Cheila and her poster. Professor Hall was giving a speech. PhD student Norman was presenting. Eve was presenting her study result. Our team in STAR. PhD student Norman receives the STAR Student Development Award. Professor Hall
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