Research projects
Our research covers a broad spectrum of population health topics. Find out more about our researchers' activities.
Displaying 1 - 15 of 157 project(s).
ACACIA is the ACT’s Consumer and Carer Mental Health Research Unit. We were established in 2013 with funding from ACT Health.
villa Centre
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People
- Anna Foxcroft, Support officer
- Chérie McGregor,
- Dianna Smith,
- Dr Grenville Rose, Researcher
- Professor Michelle Banfield, Principal investigator
This project is an update Data Linkage component of the ACT Asbestos Health Study conducted in 2015.
villa Centre
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People
- Dr Kayla Smurthwaite, Researcher
- Dr Nina Lazarevic, Researcher
- Ms Hsei Di (Sadie) Law, Researcher
- Ms Sue Trevenar, Researcher
- Professor Martyn Kirk, Researcher
- Professor Rosemary Korda, Principal investigator
- Ms Elizabeth Chalker
- Ms Leah Newman (Australian Institute of Health and Welfare)
- Emeritus Professor Bruce Armstrong
- Associate Professor Mark Clements
ACT Health Workforce Strategy (2022-2032). A research partnership for workforce modelling.
People
- Daniel Miller, Biostatistical Leader
- Meghana Bhat, Researcher
- Associate Professor Tomoko Sugiura, Principal investigator
- Dr My Tran, Researcher
- Dr Paul Kowal, Researcher
- Professor Mark Cormack, Principal investigator
We are researching whether and how having MS affects health and how this changes over time.
domain Department
People
- Ms Carmel Poyser, Support officer
- Professor Nicolas Cherbuin, Principal investigator
- Associate Professor Anne Bruestle, Researcher
- Professor Ted Maddess, Researcher
- Clinical Professor Geoffrey Herkes, Researcher
- Dr Jo Lane, Researcher
- Sophia Gerontakos (SAN), Support Officer
Using new theory and methods that bridge economics and population health, this project aims to model how the long hour labour market interacts with time outside of work, impacting health and locking in the gender wealth gap.
This Project investigates positive mental health (flourishing and wellbeing) in the Australian Defence Force.
This project aims to provide deep, comparative insights into the ways in which life span development and social change in China have influenced the development of human capital for health, productivity, and wellbeing of people entering later life.
This research aims to explore existing gaps in policies and practice with relation to ageing and disability, the disparities in relation to urban and rural settings, and finding and developing best practice for organisations.
This project investigates the impact of telehealth on uptake and quality of primary health care in Australia.
villa Centre
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People
- Rachel Freeman Robinson, Researcher
- Associate Professor Grace Joshy, Researcher
- Associate Professor Jane Desborough, Researcher
- Dr Anne Parkinson, Researcher
- Dr Danielle Butler, Researcher
- Dr Jenny Welsh, Researcher
- Dr Nina Lazarevic, Researcher
- Dr Tsheten Tsheten , Researcher
- Ms Hsei Di (Sadie) Law, Researcher
- Ms Sue Trevenar, Support officer
- Professor Emily Banks, Researcher
- Professor Rosemary Korda, Principal investigator
ANU – MADIP: Investigation of labour force participation status and health and social service utilisation by using whole-of-population linked data.
This project has developed a self-report risk assessment tool to assess risk of developing late-life Alzheimer’s disease.
Partnership between RMIT and ANU - using Multi-Agency Data Integration Project (MADIP)/Person Level Integrated Data Asset (PLIDA) to address the Victorian DIsability Support Services Workforce.
ANU: Analyses of the 2021 Census data. Research into selected new questions added to the 2021 Census in comparison to a number of available ABS and non-ABS surveys.
villa Centre
Suicide is the leading cause of death for Australians aged 15-44. According to the Australian Bureau of Statistics, each year there are more deaths from suicide than from homicide and car crashes combined.
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