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Our research
ACPMH's internationally acclaimed program of research and evaluation aims to advance the knowledge of trauma and posttraumatic mental health. We benefit from our extensive national and international collaborative research relationships, integrating the findings from our program evaluation and research activities with advances from around the world. ACPMH is proud of its unparalleled leadership in translating research into education and training initiatives, and policy and service improvement advice, thereby promoting the best possible outcomes for people affected by trauma.
Our programs of research
ACPMH's research targets three main populations of trauma survivors
i) veteran and military
ii) community
iii) industry and workplace
We have five main programs of research; to learn more about these programs, and the associated research studies, click on the links below
2. Phenomenology
3. Intervention
4. Knowledge Translation
5. Veteran and Military Mental Health
Our research principles: ethics and communication
Our research conforms to National Health and Medical Research Council (NHMRC) ethical guidelines and the University of Melbourne's Code of Conduct for Research. We communicate our research findings as widely as possible to help improve outcomes for people affected by trauma, and the veteran and military communities through:
- Timely reporting to funding bodies and other interested parties
- Publication in scientific journals
- Presentation of research findings at national and international conferences and meetings
- Other avenues to reach a broader audience through our communication strategy