Centre for Health Equity
Child and Community Wellbeing Unit
The Child and Community Wellbeing Unit builds evidence about systemic and service-based opportunities to promote positive health and wellbeing for children and their families; and to support communities to thrive in times of stability and to adapt and grow in response to disruption.
Disability and Health Unit
Our vision is for better health and wellbeing for people with disability and long term health conditions. We generate evidence to improve the health and wellbeing of people with disabilities by focussing on the social determinants of health.
- Disability, social mobility and the well-being of people with disabilities
- Tackling the high incidence of suicide in working men
- Applying a gender lens to COVID-19 responses in the Australian university sector
- Centre of Research Excellence in Disability and Health (CRE-DH)
- Community attitudes towards disability
- COVID-19 and Disability Support Workers
- Depression in people with Multiple Sclerosis
- Disability Docos: The stories behind the numbers
- Disability prevalence and inequality measures in Australia
- Exploring the NDIS and Disability Employment Services
- Gender equality and health in young people
- Gender equality: The impact on sleep and health
- Health behaviours and outcomes in people with Multiple Sclerosis
- Hidden in the margins: the lives and trajectories of young carers
- IDES: Improving Disability Employment Study
- Masculinity in young men
- MatesMonitor: Suicide prevention in the construction industry
- Mental health impacts of school to work transitions
- Migration, work and gender: An exploratory study in Australia
- Modelling employment policies in reducing disability-related mental health inequalities
- MS CRIMS
- Nature and extent of disability violence in Australia
- Prevention of family violence for women with disability
- Psychosocial disability and employment
- Smoking among people with intellectual disability
- Smoking and Multiple Sclerosis
- The DOMINO Dataset
- The Innovative Measurement of Australian Gender (IN)Equality IMAGINE
- Under-utilisation of NDIS Packages
- Violence against people with disabilities
- Violence prevalence data and disability in Australia
- Who cares? Taking care of the carers
- WIN: Hospital Workforce Interfacing with the NDIS
- YES: Youth Employment Study
Gender and Women's Health Unit
The Gender and Women’s Health Unit aims to improve the health of women, their families and communities through high quality teaching, research and knowledge exchange. The Unit’s work contributes to knowledge about the health effects of gender inequity and its intersection with other social, economic, cultural, psychological, and biological factors.
- Analysing Safety and Place in Immigrant and Refugee Experience
- ASPIRE Image Gallery
- Data and methods in social and spatial epidemiology
- Improving quality of maternity care for women globally
- kNOwVAWdata
- Listening for Change
- More than the sum of my parts
- MuSeS
- Oral health inequalities
- Paid Parental Leave
- Sexual violence in the refugee crisis
- The Australian Housing Conditions Survey
- The health and economic impacts of active travel
- Theoretical explanations for socioeconomic inequalities in multimorbidity among adults
- Unaffordable Housing
- W-DARE
- WHO-CC
Health Humanities and Social Sciences Unit
The Health Humanities and Social Sciences Unit brings together the humanities and social sciences in the study of health and health care. The Centre uses multi-disciplinary approaches to strengthen the nexus between theory and practice in the study of health and society.
- Development of an evidence based clinical care pathway for high risk women following risk reducing hysterectomy +/- bilateral salpingo-oophorectomy (RRBSO)
- Development of automated measures from mammograms that predict masking and risk and pilot implementation into a BreastScreen service
- Development of automated measures from mammograms that predict masking and risk of breast cancer
- Diggers to Veterans: risk, recovery and reslience in the First AIF
- Ethics & equity: Implications for health systems research priority-setting
- Ethics of personalised medicine to treat refactory childhood cancer
- Improving skin cancer prevention: motivating preventive behaviours using knowledge of personalised genomic risk of melanoma
- Manufacturing consensus: Independence in consensus statements in health
- Medically Unexplained Symptoms: Experiences of Paediatric Health Professionals
- Regulation of personalised digital closed loop systems to manage diabetes in children
- Telling the truth to seriously ill children
- The Living Archive of Aboriginal Art
- The role of masculinity in the suicidality of men aged 80 or more
- Translating Evidence into Practice
- Voluntary assisted dying in Victoria: ethical challenges in implementation
Indigenous Eye Health
The Indigenous Eye Health Unit aims to Close the Gap for Vision for the Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples through world-leading research, policy formation, advocacy and implementation.
Indigenous Health Equity Unit
The Indigenous Health Equity Unit is committed to research and teaching that is underpinned by principles of Indigenous community development and that will lead to long-term improvements in Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander health.
Indigenous Studies Unit
The Indigenous Studies Unit aims to develop world-class teaching and research in Australian Indigenous Studies.
- Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Curricula Project: Phase 1 and 2
- Aboriginal Remote Narrowcast Tv And The Audiovisual Archive (2018-2021)
- Agreements, Treaties and Negotiated Settlements
- Alcohol management in Indigenous communities
- Cultural Heritage
- Indigenous Data Network
- Indigenous family violence
- Local Aboriginal Community Archives: Use of information technology and NBN in disaster preparedness and recovery (2013-2016)
- Reclaiming Performance Under Assimilation In Southeast Australia, 1935-75 (2018-2021)
- Representation, Remembrance and the Memorial (RRM)
- Return, Reconcile, Renew: Building an Evidence Base for the Future (2014-2017)
Justice Health Unit
The Justice Health Unit seeks to generate world-class evidence regarding the health and health service experiences of justice-involved populations, and to advocate for evidence-informed policy to improve their health outcomes.
- ACT Detainee Health and Wellbeing Survey
- Deaths in young people involved in the youth justice system (YJ-Mort) study
- Evaluation of embedding a primary care nurse in a transitional support service
- Global prison and youth detention health survey project
- Health After Release from Prison (HARP) cohort study
- Health service utilisation and preventable mortality in justice-involved young people (JJ-NMDS project)
- Mapping the forensic mental health ecosystem in Australia: A national audit
- Mapping the scope and character of prison mental health services in Australia: a national benchmarking project
- Mortality after Release from Incarceration Consortium (MARIC) Study
- Staying Quit After Release (SQuARe) Trial
- UN Global Study on Children Deprived of Liberty: putting health on the agenda