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Reports and research by other organisations
These are some of reports and research by other organisations which we think you may find useful.
Monash University Psychology Honours Thesis Project
Looking for "mother and adult daughter paired" participants for Monash University Psychology Honours thesis project.
To see if you are eligible to participate in this current 4th year research project , open the attached promotional flyer for details.
The Explanatory Statement can be found by going to the Monash link provided.
To see if you are eligible to participate in this current 4th year research project , open the attached promotional flyer for details.
The Explanatory Statement can be found by going to the Monash link provided.
19-06-2009
Home Truths: Mental Health, Housing and Homelessness in Australia March 2009
Home Truths, a report launched by the Mental Health Council of Australia (MHCA) into mental health and homelessness, highlights the need more consumer and carer support
19-06-2009
University of Melbourne : Development of Guidelines for Carers of a Person with Bipolar Disorder Research Project
A research project being conducted by ORYGEN Research Centre, Department of Psychiatry, at the University of Melbourne, which aims to develop a basic resource that is readily available to family members, partners and close friends who want information, not only about the illness and its treatment but also about practical ways that they can help to lighten the burden of illness on themselves, the person with bipolar disorder and their relationships.
The reseearch has received approval from the Human Research Ethics Committee. It will form part of a PhD research project conducted by Lesley Berk under the supervision of Professor Anthony Jorm, director of the Mental Health Literacy Program
The reseearch has received approval from the Human Research Ethics Committee. It will form part of a PhD research project conducted by Lesley Berk under the supervision of Professor Anthony Jorm, director of the Mental Health Literacy Program
19-06-2009
Article: Impact of patient confidentiality on carers of people who have a mental disorder
International Journal of Mental Health Nursing (2005) 14, 166–171
This paper discusses the impact of patient confidentiality
on carers of people who have a mental disorder. The findings are part of a larger study that described the primary carer’s experience of caring for a person with a
mental disorder in the Western Australian community (Wynaden 2003).
This paper discusses the impact of patient confidentiality
on carers of people who have a mental disorder. The findings are part of a larger study that described the primary carer’s experience of caring for a person with a
mental disorder in the Western Australian community (Wynaden 2003).
19-06-2009
Newsletter - The Southern Carer - Winter 2008
A newsletter for Carers published by the Commonwealth Respite and Carelink Centre - Southern Metropolitan Region
19-06-2009
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