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• Ian Hickie (facilitator)
• Shelley Rowe

(YouTube)

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Read a transcript of the webinar here (PDF, 128 kb)

Questions answered during the webinar can be viewed here (PDF, 111 kb)

1.听Professor Ian Hickie (Facilitator)

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6.听Associate Professor Jo-An Atkinson

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Watch the video of the webinar on vimeo here.

Download the webinar transcript here.

Ian聽is Co-Director, Health and Policy at the University of Sydney鈥檚 Brain and Mind Centre. He is an NHMRC Senior Principal Research Fellow (2013-17 and 2018-22), having previously been one of the inaugural NHMRC Australian Fellows (2008-12). He is an internationally renowned researcher in clinical psychiatry, with聽particular reference聽to medical aspects of common mood disorders, depression and bipolar disorder in young people, early intervention, use of new and emerging technologies and suicide prevention.

聽is active in investigating the potential of mobile mental health technologies for psychiatry, such as聽the聽LAMP聽(Learn Assess Manage and Prevent)聽platform聽to increase access to high-quality and evidence-based mental healthcare.聽He聽currently leads the American Psychiatric Association鈥檚 work group on the evaluation of smartphone apps and is an advisor to the smartphone mood study within the NIH鈥檚 one million person All of Us research program.

聽is a mental health ambassador with lived experience of mental illness and suicidal thoughts. He currently resides in聽Sydney, but聽grew up on the聽NSW聽South Coast where he struggled to find the mental health support that he needed in his earlier years. He was a National Mental Health Commissioner and has been a youth lived experience representative on projects such as the Primary Health Network (PHN) Advisory Panel, and Suicide Prevention & Public Policy Modelling Project.

聽has extensive experience in clinical research with people experiencing聽complex聽and comorbid mental ill-health issues including聽alcohol/聽other drug use problems,聽with a specific focus on the development and clinical trial of computer- and聽Internet-delivered treatments for people with co-occurring mental health and alcohol/ other drug use problems.聽聽

聽has held numerous executive roles聽in聽complex health systems. She is聽highly regarded for her bold and innovative leadership聽style,聽adopting the聽use of technology-enabled solutions throughout聽the North Coast NSW PHN聽to ensure that all聽community members, particularly those in regional and rural areas,聽receive聽best聽care first time.聽

聽is a multi-award winning producer and broadcaster. Norman's career has been highlighted by his desire to keep the Australian public informed of health developments as they happen. This allows him to combine medical expertise with investigative reporting, clear analysis and the knowledge to report the latest research in health and medicine.

One of the first medically qualified journalists in Australia, Norman is highly regarded by the medical and health professions. Born in Scotland, he graduated in medicine from the University of Aberdeen and later obtained his postgraduate qualifications in Paediatrics in the United Kingdom.

• Associate Professor Elizabeth Scott, St Vincents Private Hospital
• Dr Peggy Brown, Australian Commission on Safety and Quality in Health Care
• Dr Michael Moore, CEO of Central and Eastern Sydney Primary Health Network
• Jason Trethowan, CEO of headspace National
• Dr Michael Millard, Clinical Director at the Clinical Research Unit for Anxiety and Depression
• Dr Angelo Virgona, Chair of NSW Branch 鈥� Royal Australian and New Zealand College of Psychiatrists
• Professor Pat Dudgeon, University of Western Australia
• Professor John Mendoza, Director at ConNetica
• Julius Ajayi, Mental Health Clinician
• Dr Haley LaMonica, University of Sydney
• Dr Sebastian Rosenberg, Australian National University and the University of Sydney
• John Fenely, Director of Black Dog Institute
  

• Download a transcript of the webinar here (pdf, 277kb)
• Download the speaker slides here (pdf, 5.3mb)

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