Great to be back on the lands of Gadigal people at University of Sydney Brain & Mind Centre for annual symposium of BHP Foundation supported ‘Right care, First Time, where you live’ national program; as emphasized by Jakelin Troy recognition of place is essential to long-term sustainability

PUBLICATION | Our paper on clinical staging and the differential risks for clinical and functional outcomes in young people presenting for mental health care is now out in BMC Medicine Ian Hickie Prof Miranda Wolpert Jai Shah Shane Cross Patrick McGorry 🧵1/8 bmcmedicine.biomedcentral.com/articles/10.11…

📢Our #GlobalSpeakerSeries returns next week! Join Dr. Catherine Sabiston (University of Toronto), Grace Lee (Brain & Mind Centre) & Dr. Peter Szatmari (CAMH Research) to explore top global research priorities in postsecondary student #mentalhealth. Register now: bit.ly/410CBRO

Our #GlobalSpeakerSeries returns today (May 24), with Dr. Catherine Sabiston (Catherine Sabiston), Grace Lee (Grace Lee) & Dr. Peter Szatmari discussing results of a global consensus process to identify priorities in #studentmentalhealth research. Register at bit.ly/410CBRO

Grace Lee shares why these postsecondary #mentalhealthresearch priorities are important from a student perspective, identifying future opportunities for collaboration and knowledge sharing

(1/6) New paper in Comprehensive Psychiatry! This work differentiates the multidimensional needs of young people at primary mental health services. Using a latent class analysis, we revealed 3 distinct groups. Frank Iorfino Ian Hickie Jai Shah Brain & Mind Centre sciencedirect.com/science/articl…

New paper alert 💡 A digital algorithm can automatically assign clinical stages to help-seeking young people at mental health services. TLDR: The algorithm can streamline care stratification, facilitating timely and quality care! formative.jmir.org/2023/1/e45161