Human Health & Wellbeing
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Domain Leader: Professor Lynne Daniels
IHBI researchers within this domain are studying the major problems relating to population ageing, the increasing prevalence of chronic diseases and the need to provide efficient and effective interventions in a variety of health care settings. The researchers in the Human Health & Wellbeing Domain are focused on developing and evaluating interventions that will prevent disease, promote health and improve care. The burden of preventable physical and psychological disease is still unacceptably high despite the success of public health interventions over the past century. Throughout Asia and the Western Pacific an 'epidemic' of preventable chronic disease is evident. In some population sub-groups in Australia, the rates of chronic disease are among the highest anywhere in the world. Human Health & Wellbeing at IHBI is developing products and service management tools that will be adopted as industry standards in health care for people of all ages. It provides training and support for small businesses by acting as a health service 'broker' and personal health consultant to prepare evidence based healthcare management plans and services The Human Health & Wellbeing Domain also addresses the increasing demand for patient-centred services delivered outside of the traditional hospital environment by assisting people to better manage their own chronic health problems. Customisation of chronic disease management in this way, by collaborating with a variety of health practitioners in primary care, is the key to reducing the impact of chronic disease. Find IHBI research project information using the IHBI Research Matrix or view the Human Health and Wellbeing domain research profile. |
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Human Health and Wellbeing Domain Research Profile
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Social and Environmental Determinants of Health |
International Laboratory for Air Quality and Health (ILAQH) |
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Ecosystem Change |
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Social Inequalities |
(i) The monitoring and surveillance of health inequalities in Australia |
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Psychological Predictors of Health / Risk Factors |
Health Behaviour |
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Psychophysiological mediators |
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Health Services Research and Policy |
Classification of Disease and Surveillance |
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Disease Screening |
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Cost effectiveness & Economics |
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Care and Quality of Care |
Nurse Practitioner Models |
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Adverse Events in Hospitals |
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Service delivery models |
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Healthy Ageing |
Promoting and Maintaining Good Health |
Nutrition in older people |
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Falls prediction and prevention |
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Midlife Women's Health |
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Service delivery models |
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Metabolic Fitness |
Body weight and appetite regulation |
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Body composition assessment |
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Pediatric obesity |
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Energy metabolism assessment |
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Chronic Disease and Palliative Care |
Chronic Disease Management and Prevention |
Service delivery models |
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Diabetes :Mental Health |
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Wounds |
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Cancer |
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Lymphoedema |
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Cardiovascular Disease |
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Foot and lower limb disorders |
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Movement disorders and Parkinson's disease. |
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Palliative Care |
Service delivery models |
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Symptom management and supportive care |
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Dementia |
Dementia Care |
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Patient/carer education and knowledge |
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Child and Youth Health |
Child Protection |
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Strengthening families |
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Nutrition in Early Childhood |
Lynne Daniels |
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Mental Health and Wellbeing |
Resilience and Wellbeing |
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Resourceful Adolescent Program (RAP) |
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Counselling for Mental Health and Wellbeing with Children and Young People |
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Resilience and posttraumatic growth |
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Workplace wellbeing |
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Cross-Cultural and Community Psychology |
Indigenous Australians, Refugees and Migrants |
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Community Connectedness |
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Volunteering |
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Therapy Process and Outcomes |
Stress, Anxiety and Depression |
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Therapeutic Interventions |
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Supervision and Professional Practice |
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Addiction |
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Cognitive Processes, Memory and Language |
Bilingualism and Multilingualism across the Lifespan |
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Reading Development |
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Perception |
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Monotony and Vigilance |
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Perception and Action |
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Interpersonal Communication and Relationships |
Couples |
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Families |
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Psychometric Assessment |
Mental capacity and assessments |
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Professor Lynn Daniels
Associate Professor Michael Kimlin leads the 
