PhD Candidate at the Brain and Mind Centre, USYD
Sydney, New South Wales
Joined February 2021
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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/e4…
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This is one of the most pertinent questions in the field - needs a serious international focus; keen to hear diverse views and report new data @EMC_ISBD4 @ISBD4 @PatMcGorry @IEPAnetwork @MQmentalhealth @niallpboyce @wellcometrust @mirandarwolpert @lynsey_bilsland @NIMHDirector
Are indicated prevention and effective early intervention achievable goals for youth with #bipolar mood disorders? ask #RDDepression EiC @ian_hickie et al.
Click to learn more and find out how to submit your incremental results in response: bit.ly/4g1VJGl
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A Digital Approach for Addressing Suicidal Ideation and Behaviors in Youth Mental Health Services: pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/3969… We can be much more responsive to youth at risk through use of new digital tools. @JohnTorousMD @suicideresearch @PatMcGorry @Mark_Butler_MP @headspace_aus
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@frankiorfino tech can be scary but if used right, opportunities like fitbits, AI and even your phone can help understand and aid youth mental with personalised measurement-based health care
Stayed tuned for recording ⭐
@syd_health @Sydney_Uni @cityofsydney @ian_hickie
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New work in @npjMentalHealth about how individual-level trajectories of suicide ideation can be learned and predictions dynamically updated with new information
Implications for personalised care!
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An eye-opening experience at the @TheISRII conference! Grateful for the opportunity to share my work and be inspired by leading researchers in the field of internet interventions. #ISRII2024
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FANTASTIC @digitalhealthn EMCR grant writing workshop yesterday!
HUGE thanks to the AWESOME @DigiHealthECR organising team (including @Adeola_B1 @julieayre32 @RebeccaRaeside @josiicomachioo @MinChong_ ) 🙌🙌🙌🙌🙌🙌🙌
@LissBEE_CPSP opening the @digitalhealthn Grant writing workshop @Sydney_Uni @syd_health in the Michael Spence Building. I’m happy to be chairing the day!! @RobynWard13 @mscott
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This month, my colleagues and I at @BrainMind_Usyd are swimming for @LapsForLife_Aus to raise funds for @ReachOut_AUS and improve lives of young people experiencing mental health challenges.
Many thanks to all who have donated! lapsforlife.com.au/fundraise…
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Great work from a star phd student @MinChong_ on using digital tech to help services assess and respond to suicidality. And an award for research excellence to go with it! @ian_hickie @BrainMind_Usyd
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Excellent day at the @BrainMind_Usyd Symposium 2023. It was rewarding to hang my poster and chat about our youth mental health research with esteemed colleagues from other fields!
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Celebrating the impactful research of 2023 at @BrainMind_Usyd! Grateful for the opportunity to share my work on using digital tools to address suicidality in young people.
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Now this is what we mean by innovation and transformative health services and digital research - impact overseas now - possibly in OZ?? @Mark_Butler_MP @Emma4Dobell @DrEmmaLJohnston @KathyBelov @Prof_Naismith @Mental_Elf @JohnTorousMD @niallpboyce @mscott @NIMHDirector @SMHR
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Calling all mental health professionals! 🌟
Help the Youth Mental Health and Technology team design an AI tool for mental health services!
Complete a 15min survey to give your insights on integrating AI tools in clinical practice.
sydney.au1.qualtrics.com/jfe…
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6/6 Our work shows that the digital algorithm can expedite care for those in the early stages of illness by directing them to low-intensity interventions. Using this algorithm at intake may help to reduce unnecessary delays and focus clinical capacity on those with high needs.
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Thanks to the amazing coauthor team.
@frankiorfino @ian_hickie @william_capon_ @MathewVaridel @HaleyLaMonica2 @Prof_Naismith @Adam_Guastella @BrainMind_Usyd
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