2014 Past CMHDARN research forums
Dec 2nd – Navigating Research Ethics
Program and Presenters Press here
Introduction Deb Tipper Press here
Session 1: Understanding the Issues
Dr Julie Mooney- Somers Press here
Dr Nicola Hancock Press here
Session 2: Workshop Press here
Feedback Report Press here
Resources and Links
August 7th – Understanding Best Practice Research when working with Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander communities and people
Please note:
– Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people are advised that these presentations may contain images and names of people who are deceased.
– The presentations from this Research Forum contain original artwork subject to copyright. Please do not copy these images.
Program and Presenters Press here
Introduction to CMHDARN Deb Tipper
Session 1: Keynote Address Mary Guthrie Lowtija Institute
Session 2: Examples from the Field
SMART Across Cultures Josette Freeman
Ngala nanga Mai Parent Group Program Michelle Jersky, Sandra Murphy, Jennifer Winters, Lola Callaghan
Session 3: Our Healing Our Solutions: Sharing our Evidence Lindy Moffat and Caitlin Mullins
Evaluation Report Press here
Relevant Links
The Lowitja Institute http://www.lowitja.org.au/
The Healing Foundation http://healingfoundation.org.au/
National Health and Medical Research Council Guidelines Link to relevant publications
REPORT Caris Jalla, George Hayden 2014 ‘Aboriginal health research is not black and white: Aboriginal research for beginners – lessons from the field’, Australian Indigenous Healthinfonet Press here
July 3rd – Strategies for Building Research Capacity in your organisation
Introduction to CMHDARN Deb Tipper
Session 1: Building Research Capacity in Workers and Organisations Dr Melissa Haswell- Elkins
Session 2: Examples from the Field
Northern Kids Care – On Track Community Programs Chris Dickson
Junaa Buwa! Centre for Youth Wellbeing – Mission Australia Tonia Fitzcosta
Session 3: Workshop – What makes research ‘Valid’? Key Questions to ask Dr Christina Marel and Dr Lexine Stapinski
Evaluation Feedback Summary Report
April 15th – Fundamentals of Research
Program and Presenters
Session 1: What is this thing called research? Annette Michaux
Session 2: Research into Practice – examples of research in organisations
Physical Health Research Project Stephanie Maraz
Specialist Alcohol and other Drug Interventions for people from CALD backgrounds Rachel Rowe
Session 3: Ways of Doing Research Dr Angela Dawson
Session 4: Getting the consumer voice into your research Bradley Foxlewin
– Link to Seclusion Review Report
– UK Report Beresford, P. (2013) Beyond the Usual Suspects Shaping our Lives