This unit focuses on the prevention of anxiety, depression and suicide and the promotion of help-seeking in children, youth and families.

The Chronic Disease Epidemiology group conducts innovative large-scale research on multiple chronic conditions, variation in health and healthcare, and inequity in Australians.

The health economics group aims to enhance the effectiveness, efficiency and equity of health services in Australia and in a global context.

Collaborating with health care consumers, clinicians and policy makers to conduct research responsive to their needs and preferences.

The ANU Humanitarian Health Research Initiative (HHRI) exists to help those in greatest need.

We apply strengths in epidemiology and modelling to infectious disease issues of public health importance.

Integration and Implementation Sciences (i2S) improves research impact on complex societal and environmental problems.

Our group specialises in using linked data to provide robust evidence on health and health care to inform health research, policy and services.

This unit focuses on promoting greater consumer involvement in research content and practice by serving as a bridge between consumers and researchers.

The Mental Health and Wellbeing group investigates bio-psycho-social causes and consequences linked to mental health and wellbeing across the lifecourse.

Using social science theory and methods to understand the social and cultural determinants of health and how society produces the lived experience of health.

The Statistical Methods in Large Scale Epidemiology research group plays a vital role at CEPP, embedding excellence in biostatistics into analyses of large-scale linked data and enabling world-class policy-relevant research.

This unit focuses on the importance and quality of health information on the Internet and disseminating information on mental health.