The ANU Alzheimer's Disease Risk Index (ANU-ADRI) is a tool designed to assess an individual's risk of developing Alzheimer's disease based on lifestyle and health factors. It helps identify areas where changes can be made to reduce the risk of cognitive decline.

The Anxiety Literacy Questionnaire (A-Lit) assesses knowledge about anxiety disorders, including symptoms, causes, and treatments. It's used to gauge mental health literacy and guide educational interventions.

Beacon provides consumer and research reviews and rankings of online e-health programs for mental and physical health disorders.

The Breaking the Silence report is a seminal document on suicide and suicide prevention in Australia. It provides comprehensive insights into the prevalence, risk factors, and prevention strategies for suicide, aiming to inform policy and practice.

The "Toolkit for Collaboration 2023" by NCEPH offers strategies for effective collaboration across research, policy, and community sectors, focusing on co-design and clear communication.

The Depression Information Needs Scale (DINS) assesses the specific information needs of individuals diagnosed with depression, helping to tailor educational resources and interventions to better support patient understanding and management of their condition.

The Depression Literacy Questionnaire (D-Lit) assesses an individual's knowledge about depression, including symptoms, treatment options, and general understanding. It helps in evaluating the effectiveness of educational interventions aimed at improving mental health literacy.

The Depression Stigma Scale (DSS) measures the stigma surrounding depression, including personal attitudes and public perceptions. It's used in research to understand and address the stigma that can affect those with depression.

The Distress Questionnaire-5 (DQ5) is a brief screening tool designed to assess psychological distress levels. It's used to identify individuals at risk of mental health issues, facilitating early intervention and support.

The Generalised Anxiety Stigma Scale (GASS) measures stigma associated with generalized anxiety disorder, helping researchers and clinicians understand public perceptions and internalized stigma in affected individuals.

The Informant Questionnaire on Cognitive Decline in the Elderly (IQCODE) assesses cognitive changes in older adults based on informant observations, aiding early detection of dementia and cognitive impairment.

The checklist for minimizing COVID-19 transmission risks in allied health practices provides guidelines to ensure safety and reduce infection risks. It includes measures like patient screening, hygiene protocols, physical distancing, and PPE usage, tailored for allied health environments.

The Panic Disorder Screener (PADIS) is a brief tool designed to identify symptoms of panic disorder, enabling early diagnosis and appropriate intervention to improve mental health care.

The Policy and Practice Forum on the Multi-Agency Data Integration Project (MADIP) facilitates discussions on using integrated data from multiple agencies to inform policy and improve public health outcomes.

The Research to Practice Resource provides tools and guidelines to bridge the gap between research findings and practical applications, enhancing the implementation of evidence-based practices in public health.

The Self-Stigma of Depression Scale (SSDS) measures the internalized stigma experienced by individuals with depression, helping to understand its impact on treatment engagement and mental health outcomes.

The Social Phobia Screener (SOPHS) is a brief assessment tool for identifying symptoms of social anxiety disorder. It aids in early detection and intervention, enhancing mental health support and treatment.

The Stigma of Suicide Scale (SOSS) measures public attitudes and stigma toward suicide, aiding research on societal perceptions and informing anti-stigma interventions to improve mental health outcomes.

The SIDAS is designed to screen individuals in the community for presence of suicidal thoughts and assess the severity of these thoughts.

The Suicidal Ideation Attributes Scale - Modified (SIDAS-M) is a tool designed to assess the severity and characteristics of suicidal thoughts. It's used in research and clinical settings to inform prevention strategies.

The Ausimmune Study explored environmental factors affecting immune diseases in Australia, identifying risks like low sun exposure, vitamin D deficiency, and lifestyle choices for developing multiple sclerosis.

The Warpy Thoughts Quiz/Scale measures dysfunctional attitudes in areas like love, success, and perfectionism, using a 20-item or 42-item form to assess cognitive vulnerabilities.

The Thwarted Belongingness Scale (TBS) measures social disconnection, assessing feelings of loneliness and lack of belonging, linked to suicide risk.