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Recalibrate and Connect »
It is a good time for us to recalibrate using four simple strategies: Breathe, Remove, Reflect and Reconnect.
Partnering public mental health and academia »
Join us as we celebrate collaboration with our 'release for comment' version of the 2020 Integrated Atlas of Youth Mental Health Care in the ACT.
Investigating the direct and indirect associations between menopause and brain health »
Investigating the direct and indirect associations between menopause and brain health.
Thesis proposal review: Non-communicable diseases and risk factors »
This project aims to assess people's perceptions, knowledge, and health practices about non-communicable diseases (NCDs) using mixed methods.
An application of visual analytics to complex mental healthcare systems for evidence-informed service planning »
Using visual analytics to overcome the challenge of extracting coherent and actionable knowledge from complex healthcare systems.
The Public Health Impact of COVID-19 in Latin America Webinar Series »
A five-part webinar series to examine and learn from the diverse public health and policy responses and impacts in six countries.
One Health and Aboriginal communities »
Investigating One Health approaches for Aboriginal communities in Australia and their contribution to health, and consider models for the future.
A Collective Capability Evaluation Framework: Applying Indigenist Approaches »
Developing a collective capability framework & assessment tool to privilege Indigenous approaches as standard evaluative practice in public health.
The Public Health Impact of COVID-19 in Latin America Webinar Series »
A five-part webinar series to examine and learn from the diverse public health and policy responses and impacts in six countries.
Identifying the psychosocial conditions of ‘work at home’ caring for an infant – what are the potential links with postnatal mental health? ...
Exploring the conditions of ‘work at home’ caring for an infant & potential risk factors for postnatal psychological distress.
