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23 Apr

People with intellectual disability experience high rates of mental illness yet often have difficulty in accessing services and getting appropriate...

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08 May

Carer lived experience peer workers-consultants have been playing an increasingly vital role in the Victorian mental health workforce. Their work is...

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23 May

Lived and Living Experience Workforces (LLEWs) are essential in Victoria’s mental health reform. Lived and Living Experience disciplines are often...

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This free, self-paced learning module introduces key concepts in culturally responsive mental health practice.

The module provides information to...

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This free, self-paced learning module is designed to promote, support and enhance mental health practitioners' work with interpreters, across a range...

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This topic discusses the importance of documentation in providing quality patient care. Its role in facilitating communication, and appraising results...

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