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Bengaluru (Karnataka) [India], February 23 (ANI/PRNewswire): Innoviti Technologies gets Great Place To Work Certified for the second consecutive year in 2023. Over 82 per cent of Innoviti employees whole-heartedly participated in the survey conducted by Great Place to Work and endorsed their belief in Innoviti being the best place amongst mid-sized companies by creating a steep 21 per cent increase from last year's result. In 2022, Innoviti had an overall score of 70 points but within a year through the implementation of people-centric and growth-focused policies, the score has risen by a ...

Background: Self-management of cognitive load is a recent development in cognitive load theory. Finger pointing has been shown to be a potential self-management strategy to support learning from spatially separated, but mutually referring text and pictures (i.e., split-attention examples). Aims: The present study aimed to extend the prior research on the pointing strategy and investigated the effects of finger pointing on learning from online split-attention examples. Moreover, we examined an alternative pointing strategy using the computer mouse, and a combination of finger pointing and compu...

Background: Lifestyle self-management as an intervention for people living with multiple sclerosis (plwMS) is an emerging area of research. Previous reviews have highlighted a need to systematically identify effective self-management regimens that influence the health and well-being of plwMS using a common metric of success. Objectives: To examine the effectiveness of lifestyle self-management strategies and interventions aimed at improving the quality of life (QOL), and/or disability of plwMS. The review also aimed to narratively explore common elements of self-management interventions that w...

Issue addressed: Aboriginal people experience higher rates of chronic disease than other Australians, largely due to modifiable risk factors. This study aimed to evaluate the acceptability, feasibility and preliminary impact of a pilot text-message program on improving the health of Aboriginal people with, or at risk of, chronic disease. Methods: A before and after study using a convenience sample of Aboriginal Australian adults determined the impact of a 6-month healthy lifestyle text-message intervention on lifestyle behavioural measures including nutrition, physical activity and smoking. Pr...

Ahead of International Epilepsy Day, AISLING MEATH talks to a Cork man with the condition, and to local support workers