What a great paper! Codesigning consumer engagement strategies with ethnic minority consumers in Australian cancer services. ➡️bmjopen.bmj.com/content/11/8/e… Reema Harrison, PhD, Elizabeth Manias, Afaf Girgis AM (she/her), A/Prof Holly Seale, A/Prof Ben Smith @bensmithphd.bsky.social, Ash Chauhan BMJ_Open

Our new paper on the inequalities in access to MH services by young people during COVID - well done Caroline! ps.psychiatryonline.org/doi/10.1176/ap… Orygen Patrick McGorry Ian Hickie Debra Kate Filia Caroline X. Gao Jana Menssink

Dr Kim O’Donnell from the amazing AKction group, sharing the incredible work they do around empowering patients with lived experience to lead their program and begin to decolonise the research system #HSR22 Health Services Research Association of AU & NZ

Super inspiring session highlighting the importance of co-design - not just in research and intervention development, but in implementation strategies and evaluation as well #hsr2022

Summary of key learnings from a brilliant session about co-design chaired by Reema Harrison, PhD Co-design takes TIME but it is essential for making healthcare accessible, meaningful, impactful #HSR2022

Lots of presentations on implementation research using the CFIR and some using COM-B at #HSR2022 - major factor for the decision is ease of use including availability of practical tools for data collection and analysis

Digital systems work with humans. We need to work with both to create better health systems. Prof Steven McPhail, Academic Director AusHSI #hsr22

Effective implementation strategy to keep researchers engaged in a conference = put a panel discussion with major Australian and NZ funders in the final session 😅 never seen such a full last day, well done targeting our motivation Health Services Research Association of AU & NZ #HSR22

Great question to funders about adding more time to NHMRC and MRFF funded projects to enable more meaningful lived experience involvement. Gov's are generally not comfortable with grants longer than 5 years, making this difficult, but funders are open to extensions... #HSR22

Big themes from Health Services Research Association of AU & NZ conference from new president Alison - innovation across the sector - importance of meaningful lived experience involvement at this meeting & lessons learned for future - value of connection between attendees after 3 years without a f2f meeting #HSR22

What a perfect way to end a trip to Sydney - under a jacaranda tree beneath beautiful Mt Kembla 💚💚💚 thank you so much for having me Jo Riley (and Gracie)

Join a brilliant team doing brilliant work! Orygen

My first implementation science conference! Had to delete all my "what is implementation science?" slides at the start of this talk 😂😍 Thank you for having me #ISHCA23

Excited to publish our systematic review of systematic reviews investigating the effectiveness of secondary school based interventions for depression and anxiety. The findings suggest targeted interventions are effective in the short-term for anxiety and depression

Addressing cognitive difficulties is a top treatment priority for youth with mental ill-health but this need often goes unmet. Our published survey shows which interventions for cognition are most appealing to youth. Check out our open access article 👇onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/full/10.11…

Privileged to present today on implementing a cognition screening tool in partnership with HNELHD @eisummit2023 🙂 High five amazing co presenter Desiree ✨ and all co-authors Kelly Allott Vita Pilkington Shayden, Laksha & Caroline Orygen

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Orygen is researching to better understand the youth mental health workforce’s learning needs and challenges. We’re inviting mental health professionals who work with people aged 12-25 to share their thoughts. Survey: bit.ly/46JcAup Ethics number: 2024-21117-56570-5