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PhD Exit Seminar: Parent level support for child mental health in complex humanitarian emergencies »
The basis for, development of, and pilot testing of a parent group counselling intervention.
Polio eradication: lessons for COVID-19 and beyond with Chris Maher AO »
Eradicating polio has been a long and hard road, and every step brought new challenges and lessons. What can we learn from the experience of polio eradication?
Writing Workshop: 500 useful words every day with Dr Cally Guerin »
Why are some research writers so much more productive than others? This workshop unlocks some of the secrets to help writers produce useful text on demand.
Thesis Proposal Review: Evaluating Health Service Delivery in Papua New Guinea »
This PhD project aims to understand the process of using the findings from monitoring & evaluation activities to drive improvements in health service delivery.
Think Health? Think Family | National Policy Forum »
A discussion of the vital role families play in supporting health, & what we have learned during COVID-19. In collaboration with Families Australia.
Internship at AIHW: Developing a Dementia National Best Practice Data Set »
This talk will outline the key data gaps in dementia research and outline the process of developing a Dementia National Best Practice Data Set (NBPDS) by AIHW.
Big Sing Inc Movie Fundraiser »
Big Sing Inc is holding a fundraiser to help support the work it is doing connecting Aboriginal and non-Aboriginal Australians through singing and choral music.
Improve your writing output »
Tips and strategies for addressing writing problems
Crossing the Divide: Opportunities and Lessons for Self-Directed Living in Australia »
An investigation of Australia’s disability and mental health legislative frameworks
Enhancing Systematic Review via the Application of Machine Learning to the “bibliOME”: A Collaboration with TenWise to Reveal Insights into ME/CFS...
Using AI to conduct systematic reviews of the human & animal literature to uncover patterns that will support our understanding of ME/CFS physiology & pathology
