2020 Award Winners
SMHR FOUNDERS AWARD
Prof. Vera Morgan
SMHR RISING STAR AWARD
Prof. Ben Harrison
SMHR EARLY CAREER RESEARCHER AWARD
Dr Deborah Mitchison
LIVED EXPERIENCE RESEARCH MEDAL
Dr Sandersan Onie
SMHR ROTARY HEALTH AWARD
Dr Justin Chapman
SMHR BEST COVID-19 POSTER PRESENTATION
Prof. Susan Rossell
The COLLATE Project: Mental Health During Covid-19 in Australia
SMHR BEST PHD/ECR POSTER PRESENTATION
Ms Hannah Savage
Threat and Safety Reversal Learning in Social Anxiety Disorder – An FMRI Study
SMHR Team Awards for Impactful Mental Health Research - SMHR HEALTH SERVICES RESEARCH
Joint Winners -
A HIGHLY PERSONALISED AND MEASUREMENT-BASED MODEL OF CARE TO BEST MANAGE YOUTH MENTAL HEALTH
Brain and Mind Centre, University of Sydney
A/Prof. Elizabeth Scott, Dr Joanne Carpenter, Dr Shane Cross, Dr Jacob Crouse, Tracey Davenport, Henriette Dohnt, Dr Mitchell Dowling, Prof. Adam Guastella, Prof. Daniel Hermens, Prof. Ian Hickie, Samuel Hockey, Dr Frank Iorfino, Tanya Jackson, Dr Haley LaMonica, Grace Lee, Prof. Sharon Naismith, Sarah Piper, Dr Cathrin Rohleder, Dr Yun Ju Song
THE ECONOMIC CASE FOR INVESTING IN MENTAL HEALTH PREVENTION
Deakin health Economics, Deakin University
Dr Long Le, Dr Yong Yi Lee, Dr Lidia Engel, Dr Anita Lal, Ms Jessica Bucholc, Prof. Cathy Mihalopoulos
SMHR Team Awards for Impactful Mental Health Research - SMHR PSYCHOSCIAL RESEARCH - TEAM AWARD
Joint Winners -
UNDERSTANDING THE ASSOCIATION BETWEEN VISA INSECURITY AND MENTAL HEALTH IN REFUGEES LIVING IN AUSTRALIA
Refugee Trauma and Recovery Program, University of NSW Sydney
Angela Nickerson, Belinda Liddell, Yulisha Byrow, Meaghan O'Donnell, Vicki Mau, Tadgh McMahon, Rosanna Pajak, Susan Li, Amber Hamilton, Savannah Minihan, Candy Liu, Richard Bryant, David Berle, Greg Benson, Lillian Le, Philippa Specker, Joel Hoffman, Emma Doolan, Miriam Den, Jessica Cheung, Shraddha Kashyap, Ola Ahmed, Natalie Mastrogiovanni, Stephanie Murphy, Casey Willoughby, Prof Zachary Steel, Ms Jennie Bunney, Ms Avalon Tissue, Ms Shivani Uppal, Mr Stephen O’Neill
TRAINING MANAGERS TO CREATE MORE MENTALLY HEALTHY WORKPLACES
Black Dog Institute, University of NSW Sydney
A/Prof Samuel B. Harvey, Dr Aimee Gayed, Dr Mark Deady, Ms Isabelle Counson, Ms Sarah Connor, Ms Nicola Haggerty-Mayers, Ms Katie Denton, Ms Nathasha Kugenthiran, Ms Leona Tan, Ms Jessica Strudwick, Ms Bridget Bryan, Prof Anthony LaMontagne, Dr Allison Milner, Dr Rafael A. Calvo, Dr Andrew Mackinnon, Dr Arnstein Mykletun, Prof Nicholas Glozier, Prof Helen Christensen
SMHR Team Awards for Impactful Mental Health Research - SMHR Epidemiological Research
THE INTERNATIONAL OLYMPIC COMMITTEE CONSENSUS STATEMENT ON ELITE ATHLETE MENTAL HEALTH; AUSTRALIAN LEADERSHIP IN RESEARCH AND ITS TRANSLATION A HIGHLY PERSONALISED AND MEASUREMENT-BASED MODEL OF CARE TO BEST MANAGE YOUTH MENTAL HEALTH
Orygen
A/Prof. Rosemary Purcell, A/Prof. Simon Rice, Kate Gwyther
SMHR Best Paper Award Winners - PhD Student - Applied Research
DEVELOPING BEST PRACTICE GUIDELINES FOR THE PSYCHOSOCIAL ASSESSMENT OF ABORIGINAL AND TORRES STRAIT ISLANDER PEOPLE PRESENTING TO HOSPITAL WITH SELF-HARM AND SUICIDAL THOUGHTS
Bernard LECKNING
Menzies School of Health Research
SMHR Best Paper Award Winners PhD Student - Basic Science
ASSOCIATION OF PRENATAL ALCOHOL EXPOSURE WITH PSYCHOLOGICAL, BEHAVIOURAL AND NEURODEVELOPMENTAL OUTCOMES IN CHILDREN FROM THE ADOLESCENT BRAIN COGNITIVE DEVELOPMENT STUDY
Briana LEES
University of Sydney
SMHR Best Paper Award Winners Early-Mid Career Researcher – Applied Research
CLINICAL STAGE TRANSITIONS IN PERSONS AGED 12 TO 25 YEARS PRESENTING TO EARLY INTERVENTION MENTAL HEALTH SERVICES WITH ANXIETY, MOOD, AND PSYCHOTIC DISORDERS
Dr Frank Iorfino
Brain and Mind Centre, University of Sydney
SMHR Best Paper Award Winners - Early-Mid Career Researcher – Basic Science
REFRAMING SOCIAL COGNITION: RELATIONAL VERSUS REPRESENTATIONAL MENTALISING
Dr Eliane Deschrijver
Ghent University (Belgium) and University of NSW (Australia)
These awards were presented at the SMHR 2020 Virtual Conference, 6 - 9 October, 2020.
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