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field of psychiatric research, it is unusual for clues from epidemiology, genetics and molecular… this changes the risk of later developing serious mental illness. These studies are in collaboration… Queensland Centre for Mental Health Research: the first 17 years… Mental Health Australia General Clinical Trial Network (MAGNET) (MRFF Million Minds Mental Health Research Grant Led by Deakin University)… Queensland Centre for Mental Health Research and conjoint Professor at the Queensland Brain Institute… and economic work has a wider perspective. The Queensland Centre for Mental Health Research is based…
John McGrath AM, MBBS, MD, PhD, FRANZCP, FAHMS
John McGrath is a psychiatrist interested in discovering the causes of serious mental disorders. He is the Director of the Queensland Centre for Mental Health Research and conjoint Professor at the Queensland Brain Institute His research aims to genera …
The Epidemiology team are interested in the frequency measures related to serious mental disorders (e.g. incidence, prevalence, mortality, recovery/remission). We are also interested in the clinical and demographic correlates of adverse mental health outcomes – some of these may be modifiable risk …
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to use data from these pilot studies to seek NHMRC Project Grant and other funding for multi-centre… Mental health community support sector: review of Queensland Health contracting to non-government organisations… Mental Health Australia General Clinical Trial Network (MAGNET) (MRFF Million Minds Mental Health Research Grant Led by Deakin University)… Physical Health Comorbidity… illness, supported accommodation, assertive community treatment and mental health services research. He… mental health are discussed, along with directions for future research, and recommendations for the…
Prof Siskind trained as a psychiatrist in Australia and the United States. He graduated from medicine at the University of Queensland in 1998. After working with Doctors Without Borders in Chechnya in 2000, he became interested in psychiatry. He moved to Boston in 2002, where he did his psychiatry r …
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