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Mapping contacts with police after a first episode of psychosis
This project offers the opportunity for students to examine contacts with police in a large cohort of individuals who were treated for a first...
Supervisor: Prof Sue Cotton
Mapping pathways through care for individuals with bipolar disorder
Bipolar disorder is a complex disorder, and as such, there can be diagnostic delays of 10 or more years, individuals have difficulties accessing...
Supervisor: Prof Sue Cotton
Social determinants associated with bipolar disorder (BD)
There are a range of social determinants that have been associated with poor health and mental health outcomes such as economic stability, education...
Supervisor: Prof Sue Cotton
Understanding complexity in youth mental health using integrated population-level data
This PhD project is supported by a National Health and Medical Research Council (NHMRC) Partnership grant in collaboration with Orygen (Centre for...
Supervisor: Prof Sue Cotton
Understanding risk behaviours in bipolar disorder
During a manic episode there can be increased goal-directed activities (either socially, vocationally, and sexually) and involvement in pleasurable...
Supervisor: Prof Sue Cotton
Understanding the interrelationships between expressed emotion, burden and distress in caregivers of individuals with psychotic disorder: A staged approach
Caregivers of individuals with psychotic disorder are at risk of their own poor outcomes including experiencing high levels of distress. Expressed...
Supervisor: Prof Sue Cotton
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