This PhD project aims to examine the trajectories of alcohol-related harms in young people and identify prospective predictors of high-risk harms trajectories
This project will investigate the feasibility of delivering routine alcohol screening and brief intervention in hospital emergency departments and emergency short stay units.
The aim of this survey is to develop an understanding of the mental health, sexual health and reproductive health of adolescents in contact with the criminal justice system in Queensland and Western Australia.
NDRI researcher David Moore has been awarded an ARC grant to lead a novel study aimed at increasing the capacity of alcohol research and policy to address gender issues.
It is estimated that 80% of adolescents have experienced at least one traumatic event and one in seven suffer from post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD).
A multidisciplinary global consortium of researchers can provide independent high-quality evidence regarding the scale of illicit drug use, harms, access to services at country, regional and global levels, and build capacity for better data in these areas.
This project will evaluate the utility and effectiveness of the eCliPSE portal - a website for people experiencing comorbid mental health and substance use problems, and the clinical services supporting them.
