Ms Heather McIntyre

Research Assistant UniSA Clinical & Health Sciences

City East Campus (P4-27B)
tel +61 8 830 21132

email Heather.McIntyre@unisa.edu.au

About me

Qualitative Research
Systematic Reviews
Project Management
Health Information Management
Suicide Prevention

My background is as an academic librarian and in academic research. Since 2008 I have worked as a research assistant with the University of South Australia. Currently I am working as a research assistant for the Mental Health and Suicide Prevention Research and Education Group (MHSPREG). I am the inaugural recipient of the MIND Australia PhD scholarship.

Current and past projects include:

2020 – 2024 NDIS and the lived experience of people with mental health concerns presenting to the emergency department: A mixed methods study – MIND Australia

2019 – 2021 Advanced Lived Experienced Leadership – Fay Fuller Foundation

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Research

Research focus

Psychology
Public Health and Health Services
Clinical Sciences
Medical and Health Sciences
Nursing

Highlights

2020 – 2024 Heather McIntyre, Dr Mark Loughhead, Dr Laura Hayes, Professor Nicholas Procter: NDIS and the lived experience of people with mental health concerns presenting to the emergency department: A mixed methods study – MIND Australia

2019 - 2021 Dr Mark Loughhead, Ms Ellie Hodges, Professor Nicholas Procter, Ms Heather McIntyre: MHSPRG and LELAN (funded by Fay Fuller Foundation).

2019 - 2020 Dr Amy Baker, Prof Nicholas Procter, Dr Joanne Zucco, Dr Collette Snowden, Dr Leanne Glenny, Dr Ross Smith, Assoc Prof Gaynor Parfitt, Simon McDougall, Karen May, Ms Heather McIntyre: Using mixed reality (MR) technology to support people vulnerable to post-traumatic stress (PTS): Understanding the perceived training needs of... Read more

Research

Outputs

Research outputs for the last seven years are shown below. Some long-standing staff members may have older outputs included. To see earlier years visit ORCID or Scopus

Open access indicates that an output is open access.

Highlights

Year	Output
2024	Hodge, L, McIntyre, H, Morley, C, Briese, J, Clarke, J & Kostecki, T 2024, ''My anxiety was through the roof': the gendered nature of financial stress and its impact on mental health and well-being for women when undertaking social work placements', Affilia: Journal of Women and Social Work, vol. 39, no. 3, pp. 499-516. Open access 1 1 6
2024	McIntyre, H, Loughhead, M, Hayes, L, Allen, C, Barton-Smith, D, Bickley, B, Vega, L, Smith, J, Wharton, U & Procter, N 2024, 'Everything would have gone a lot better if someone had listened to me': A nationwide study of emergency department contact by people with a psychosocial disability and a National Disability Insurance Scheme plan', International Journal of Mental Health Nursing, vol. 33, no. 4, pp. 1037-1048. Open access 1 1 53
2024	McIntyre, H, Loughhead, M, Hayes, L, Allen, C, Barton-Smith, D, Bickley, B, Vega, L, Smith, J, Wharton, U & Procter, N 2024, 'Let us keep the emergency department safe: national disability insurance scheme supports workers' experiences when supporting people with psychosocial disability in the emergency department', Health and Social Care in the Community, vol. 2024, article no. 4643566, pp. 1-12. Open access 1
2023	McIntyre, H, Loughhead, M, Hayes, L, Allen, C, Barton-Smith, D, Bickley, B, Vega, L, Smith, J, Wharton, U & Procter, NG 2023, 'I have not come here because I have nothing better to do: the lived experience of presenting to the emergency department for people with a psychosocial disability and an NDIS plan - a qualitative study', International Journal of Mental Health Nursing, vol. 33, no. 3, pp. 624-635. Open access 2 2 53
2022	McIntyre, H, Reeves, V, Loughhead, M, Hayes, L & Procter, NG 2022, 'Communication pathways from the emergency department to community mental health services: a systematic review', International Journal of Mental Health Nursing, vol. 31, no. 6, pp. 1282-1299. Open access 7 6 47

Chapters

Year	Output
2024	Hodge, L, Briese, J, McIntyre, H, Morley, C, Kostecki, T, Gounder, E & Edwards, R 2024, 'Work-Integrated Learning (WIL): an investigation of strategies to enable access, participation, and success for Regional Remote Area and Australian First Nations students'', in M Kumar, S Pattanayak & N Belford (eds), The layered landscape of higher education capturing curriculum, diversity, and cultures of learning in Australia, Routledge, UK, ch. 13, pp. 200-211.

Journal Articles

Year	Output
2024	Ferguson, M, McIntyre, H, Rhodes, K & Procter, NG 2024, 'Co-creating safety plans with people experiencing suicide-related distress', Australian Nursing & Midwifery journal, vol. 28, no. 6, pp. 52. Open access
2024	Hodge, L, McIntyre, H, Morley, C, Briese, J, Clarke, J & Kostecki, T 2024, ''My anxiety was through the roof': the gendered nature of financial stress and its impact on mental health and well-being for women when undertaking social work placements', Affilia: Journal of Women and Social Work, vol. 39, no. 3, pp. 499-516. Open access 1 1 6
2024	Loughhead, M, Hodges, E, McIntyre, H, Procter, N, Barbara, A, Bickley, B, Martinez, L, Albrecht, L & Huber, L 2024, 'Pathways for strengthening lived experience leadership for transformative systems change: reflections on research and collective change strategies', Health Expectations, vol. 27, no. 5, article no. e70048, pp. 1-10. Open access
2024	McIntyre, H, Loughhead, M, Hayes, L, Allen, C, Barton-Smith, D, Bickley, B, Vega, L, Smith, J, Wharton, U & Procter, N 2024, 'Everything would have gone a lot better if someone had listened to me': A nationwide study of emergency department contact by people with a psychosocial disability and a National Disability Insurance Scheme plan', International Journal of Mental Health Nursing, vol. 33, no. 4, pp. 1037-1048. Open access 1 1 53
2024	McIntyre, H, Loughhead, M, Hayes, L, Allen, C, Barton-Smith, D, Bickley, B, Vega, L, Smith, J, Wharton, U & Procter, N 2024, 'Let us keep the emergency department safe: national disability insurance scheme supports workers' experiences when supporting people with psychosocial disability in the emergency department', Health and Social Care in the Community, vol. 2024, article no. 4643566, pp. 1-12. Open access 1
2024	Reeves, V, McIntyre, H, Loughhead, M, Halpin, MA & Procter, N 2024, 'Actions targeting the integration of peer workforces in mental health organisations: a mixed-methods systematic review', BMC Psychiatry, vol. 24, no. 1, article no. 211, pp. 1-15. Open access 12
2024	Tyler, S, Hunkin, H, Pusey, K, Gunn, K, Clifford, B, McIntyre, H & Procter, NG 2024, 'Disentangling rates, risk, and drivers of suicide in the construction industry', Crisis: the Journal of Crisis Intervention and Suicide Prevention, vol. 45, no. 1, pp. 74-83. Open access 9 8 15
2023	Loughhead, M, Hodges, E, McIntyre, H, Procter, NG, Barbara, A, Bickley, B, Harris, G, Huber, L & Martinez, L 2023, 'A model of lived experience leadership for transformative systems change: Advancing Lived Experience Leadership Project (ALEL)', Leadership in Health Services, vol. 36, no, 1, pp. 9-23. Open access 5 5 10
2023	McIntyre, H, Loughhead, M, Hayes, L, Allen, C, Barton-Smith, D, Bickley, B, Vega, L, Smith, J, Wharton, U & Procter, NG 2023, 'I have not come here because I have nothing better to do: the lived experience of presenting to the emergency department for people with a psychosocial disability and an NDIS plan - a qualitative study', International Journal of Mental Health Nursing, vol. 33, no. 3, pp. 624-635. Open access 2 2 53
2023	Morley, C, Hodge, L, Clarke, J, McIntyre, H, Mays, J, Briese, J & Kostecki, T 2023, ''This unpaid placement makes you poor': Australian social work students' experiences of the financial burden of field education', Social Work Education, vol. 43, no. 4, pp. 1039-1057. Open access 15 17 20
2023	Procter, N, Othman, S, Jayasekara, R, Procter, A, McIntyre, H & Ferguson, M 2023, 'The impact of trauma-informed suicide prevention approaches: a systematic review of evidence across the lifespan', International Journal of Mental Health Nursing, vol. 32, no. 1, pp. 3-13. Open access 3 3 44
2022	Ferguson, M, Posselt, M, McIntyre, H, Loughhead, M, Kenny, M-A, Mau, V & Procter, NG 2022, 'Staff perspectives of safety planning as a suicide prevention intervention for people of refugee and asylum-seeker background: a qualitative investigation', Crisis: the Journal of Crisis Intervention and Suicide Prevention, vol. 43, no. 4, pp. 331-338. Open access 8 5 29
2022	McIntyre, H, Reeves, V, Loughhead, M, Hayes, L & Procter, NG 2022, 'Communication pathways from the emergency department to community mental health services: a systematic review', International Journal of Mental Health Nursing, vol. 31, no. 6, pp. 1282-1299. Open access 7 6 47
2022	Oke, N, Hodge, L, McIntyre, H & Turner, S 2022, ''I had to take a casual contract and work one day a week': students' experiences of lengthy university placements as drivers of precarity', Work Employment and Society, online, pp. 1-17. Open access 8 46
2022	Procter, N, Posselt, M, Ferguson, M, McIntyre, H, Kenny, M-A, Curtis, R, Loughhead, M, Clement, N & Mau, V 2022, 'An evaluation of suicide prevention education for people working with refugees and asylum seekers: improvements in competence, attitudes, and confidence', Crisis: the Journal of Crisis Intervention and Suicide Prevention, vol. 43, no. 3, pp. 205-213. Open access 6 3 32
2021	Ferguson, M, Rhodes, K, Loughhead, M, McIntyre, H & Procter, NG 2021, 'The effectiveness of the safety planning intervention for adults experiencing suicide-related distress: a systematic review', Archives of Suicide Research, vol. 26, no. 3, pp. 1022-1045. Open access 56 53 76
2021	Hodge, L, Oke, N, McIntyre, H & Turner, S 2021, 'Lengthy unpaid placements in social work: exploring the impacts on student wellbeing', Social Work Education, vol. 40, no. 6, pp. 787-802. 18 18 7
2021	McIntyre, H, Loughhead, M, Hayes, L & Procter, NG 2021, 'National Disability Insurance Scheme and lived experience of people presenting to the emergency department: protocol for a mixed methods study', Journal of Medical Internet Research, vol. 10, no. 11, article no. e33268. Open access 4 9
2021	Posselt, M, Loughhead, M, Ferguson, M, McIntyre, H, Kenny, MA & Procter, NG 2021, 'Suicide prevention gatekeeper training for those supporting refugees and asylum seekers: perspectives of participants', Advances in Mental Health, vol. 19, no. 3, pp. 260-271. Open access 4 4 10
2021	Posselt, M, McIntyre, H & Procter, NG 2021, 'The impact of screen media portrayals of suicide on viewers: a rapid review of the evidence', Health and Social Care in the Community, vol. 29, no. 1, pp. 28-41. Open access 3 2 78
2020	Ferguson, M, McIntyre, H, Martinez, L, Eygenraam, J, Baker, A & Procter, N 2020, 'Development of an evidence-based evaluation toolkit for suicide prevention networks in regional Australia', Australian Journal of Rural Health, vol. 28, no. 2, pp. 224-228. Open access 17
2020	Posselt, M, McIntyre, H, Ngcanga, M, Lines, T & Procter, N 2020, 'The mental health status of asylum seekers in middle to high income countries: a synthesis of current global evidence', British Medical Bulletin, vol. 134, no. 1, pp. 4-20. Open access 26 26 23
2019	Kassir, H, Eaton, H, Ferguson, M & Procter, NG 2019, 'Role of the pharmacist in suicide prevention: primely positioned to intervene', Journal of Pharmacy Practice and Research, vol. 49, no. 6, pp. 567-569. Open access 7 6 40
2019	Leach, MJ, Eaton, H, Agnew, T, Thakkar, M & Wiese, M 2019, 'The effectiveness of integrative health care for chronic disease: a systematic review', International Journal of Clinical Practice, vol. 73, no. 4, article no. e13321. Open access 16 11 22
2019	Posselt, M, Eaton, H, Ferguson, M, Keegan, D & Procter, N 2019, 'Enablers of psychological well-being for refugees and asylum seekers living in transitional countries: A systematic review', Health and Social Care in the Community, vol. 27, no. 4, pp. 808-823. Open access 53 49 52
2018	Procter, NG, Kenny, MA, Eaton, H & Grech, C 2018, 'Lethal hopelessness: understanding and responding to asylum seeker distress and mental deterioration', International Journal of Mental Health Nursing, vol. 27, no. 1, pp. 448-454. Open access 52 41 193

Non Traditional Outputs

Year	Output
2019	Procter, N, Posselt, M & McIntyre, H 2019, Portrayal of suicide in fiction and non-fiction moving-image media: a rapid review of the evidence, University of South Australia. Open access

Reports

Year	Output
2024	Procter, N, Ferguson, M, Loughhead, M & McIntyre, H 2024, Trauma-informed approaches to suicide prevention, Queensland Mental Health Commission, Australia. Open access
2023	McIntyre, H, Loughhead, M, Hayes, L & Procter, N 2023, Research project update: NDIS and the emergency department: emerging themes, MIND Australia and the Mental Health and Suicide Prevention Research and Education Group, Australia. Open access
2022	Procter, N, Othman, S, Jayasekara, R, Procter, A & McIntyre, H 2022, The impact of a trauma-informed approach intervention or strategies for suicide prevention across the lifespan: a rapid review of the evidence, University of South Australia, Australia. Open access
2021	Hodges, E, Loughhead, M, McIntyre, H & Procter, NG 2021, Strengthening lived experience leadership for transformative systems change: a South Australian consensus statement, SA Lived Experience Leadership and Advocacy Network and University of South Australia, Australia. Open access
2021	Hodges, E, Loughhead, M, McIntyre, H & Procter, NG 2021, The model of lived experience leadership, SA Lived Experience Leadership and Advocacy Network and University of South Australia, Australia. Open access
2021	Loughhead, M, Hodges, E, McIntyre, H & Procter, NG 2021, A roadmap for strengthening lived experience leadership for transformative systems change in South Australia: activating lived experience leadership, SA Lived Experience Leadership and Advocacy Network and University of South Australia, Australia. Open access
2020	Loughhead, M, McIntyre, H, Hodges, E & Procter, N 2020, Lived experience leadership for organisational and systems change: a scoping review of concepts and evidence, University of South Australia, Australia. Open access
2019	Procter, N, Ferguson, M & McIntyre, H 2019, Rapid review of evidence to advance a mental health nursing workforce strategy, University of South Australia, Australia. Open access
2017	Ferguson, M, Eaton, H & Procter, NG 2017, The impact of MATES in construction: a mixed-methods study of GAT and connector training in the South Australian construction industry, University of South Australia, Australia. Open access
2017	Ferguson, M, Eaton, H, Baker, A & Procter, N 2017, Evaluation toolkit for South Australian Suicide Prevention Networks, University of South Australia, Australia. Open access
2017	Procter, NG, Ayling, B, Croft, L, DeGaris, P, Devine, M, Dimanic, A, Di Fiore, L, Eaton, H, Edwards, M, Ferguson, M, Lang, S, Rebellato, A, Shaw, K & Sullivan, R 2017, Trauma-informed approaches in forensic mental health, University of South Australia, South Australia. Open access
2010	Pilkington, R, Price, K, Taylor, A, Kralik, D & Eaton, H 2010, A novel approach to self-care: results from an Australia-wide survey: report 1b - Profile of people living in the lowest SEIFA quintile with at least one chronic condition, University of South Australia, Adelaide, South Australia. Open access
2010	Price, K, Taylor, A, Carrangis, N, Pilkington, R, Kralik, D & Eaton, H 2010, People with chronic disease and the influence of trial and error practices as a self-care strategy: a novel approach: report 1a- socio demographic and clinical profile of people ages 65 years and older with and without arthritis, University of South Australia, Adelaide, South Australia. Open access
2010	Price, K, Taylor, A, Carrangis, N, Pilkington, R, Kralik, D & Eaton, H 2010, People with chronic disease and the influence of trial and error practices as a self-care strategy: a novel approach: report 1b - socio demographic and clinical profile of people aged 65 years and over with arthritis, compared to people aged 65 years and over with no chronic conditions, University of South Australia, Adelaide, South Australia. Open access
2010	Price, K, Taylor, A, Carrangis, N, Pilkington, R, Kralik, D & Eaton, H 2010, People with chronic disease and the influence of trial and error practices as a self-care strategy: a novel approach: report 1c- socio demographic and clinical profile of people aged 65 years and older with and without diabetes, University of South Australia, Adelaide, South Australia. Open access
2010	Price, K, Taylor, A, Carrangis, N, Pilkington, R, Kralik, D & Eaton, H 2010, People with chronic disease and the influence of trial and error practices as a self-care strategy: a novel approach: report 1d - socio demographic and clinical profile of people aged 65 years and over with diabetes, compared to people aged 65 years and over with no chronic conditions, University of South Australia, Adelaide, South Australia. Open access
2010	Price, K, Taylor, A, Carrangis, N, Pilkington, R, Kralik, D & Eaton, H 2010, People with chronic disease and the influence of trial and error practices as a self-care strategy: a novel approach: report 1e- socio demographic and clinical profile of people aged 65 years and older with and without asthma, University of South Australia, Adelaide, South Australia. Open access
2010	Price, K, Taylor, A, Carrangis, N, Pilkington, R, Kralik, D & Eaton, H 2010, People with chronic disease and the influence of trial and error practices as a self-care strategy: a novel approach: report 1f - socio demographic and clinical profile of people aged 65 years and over with asthma, compared to people aged 65 years and over with no chronic conditions, University of South Australia, Adelaide, South Australia. Open access
2010	Price, K, Taylor, A, Kralik, D, Pilkington, R & Eaton, H 2010, People with chronic disease and the influence of trial and error practices as a self-care strategy: a novel approach: report 6 - socio demographic and clinical profile of veterans aged 55+ with at least one chronic condition, University of South Australia, Adelaide, South Australia. Open access
2010	Price, K, Taylor, A, Kralik, D, van Loon, A, Carrangis, N, Pilkington, R & Eaton, H 2010, People with chronic disease and the influence of trial and error practices as a self-care strategy: a novel approach: report 1g- socio demographic and clinical profile of people aged 65 years and older with and without COPD, University of South Australia, Adelaide, South Australia. Open access
2010	Price, K, Taylor, A, Pilkington, R, Kralik, D & Eaton, H 2010, A novel approach to self-care: results from an Australia-wide survey: report 1a- profile of people aged 65 years and older with and without chronic conditions, University of South Australia, Adelaide, South Australia. Open access
2010	Price, K, Taylor, A, Pilkington, R, Kralik, D & Eaton, H 2010, A novel approach to self-care: results from an Australia-wide survey: report 1c - profile of people aged 30 and under with and without chronic conditions, University of South Australia, Adelaide, South Australia. Open access
2010	Price, K, Taylor, A, Pilkington, R, Kralik, D & Eaton, H 2010, A novel approach to self-care: results from an Australia-wide survey: report 1d - profile of people born in a non-English speaking country with at least one chronic condition, University of South Australia, Adelaide, South Australia. Open access
2010	Price, K, Taylor, A, Pilkington, R, Kralik, D & Eaton, H 2010, A novel approach to self-care: results from an Australia-wide survey: report 1e - profile of carers with at least one chronic condition, University of South Australia, Adelaide, South Australia. Open access
2010	Price, K, Taylor, A, Pilkington, R, Kralik, D & Eaton, H 2010, A novel approach to self-care: results from an Australia-wide survey: report 1f - profile of veterans aged 55 years and older with at least one chronic condition, University of South Australia, Adelaide, South Australia. Open access
2010	Price, K, Taylor, A, Pilkington, R, Kralik, D & Eaton, H 2010, People with chronic disease and the influence of trial and error practices as a self-care strategy: a novel approach: report 1h- socio demographic and clinical profile of people aged 65 years and older with COPD, compared to people aged 65 years and over with no chronic conditions, University of South Australia, Adelaide, South Australia. Open access
2010	Price, K, Taylor, A, Pilkington, R, Kralik, D & Eaton, H 2010, People with chronic disease and the influence of trial and error practices as a self-care strategy: a novel approach: report 1i- socio demographic and clinical profile of people aged 65 years and older with and without CVD, University of South Australia, Adelaide, South Australia. Open access
2010	Price, K, Taylor, A, Pilkington, R, Kralik, D & Eaton, H 2010, People with chronic disease and the influence of trial and error practices as a self-care strategy: a novel approach: report 1j- socio demographic and clinical profile of people aged 65 years and older with and without a mental health condition, University of South Australia, Adelaide, South Australia. Open access
2010	Price, K, Taylor, A, Pilkington, R, Kralik, D & Eaton, H 2010, People with chronic disease and the influence of trial and error practices as a self-care strategy: a novel approach: report 1k - socio demographic and clinical profile of people aged 65 years and over with a mental health condition, compared to people aged 65 years and over with no chronic conditions, University of South Australia, Adelaide, South Australia. Open access
2009	Price, K, Taylor, A, Kralik, D, Carrangis, N & Eaton, H 2009, People with chronic diseases and the influence of trial and error practices as a self-care strategy: a novel approach: report 1- socio demographic and clinical profile of people aged 65 years and older, University of South Australia, Adelaide, South Australia. Open access
2009	Price, K, Taylor, A, Kralik, D, Carrangis, N & Eaton, H 2009, People with chronic diseases and the influence of trial and error practices as a self-care strategy: a novel approach: report 2 - socio demographic and clinical profile of people in lowest SEIFA quintile with at least one chronic condition, University of South Australia, Adelaide, South Australia. Open access
2009	Price, K, Taylor, A, Kralik, D, Carrangis, N & Eaton, H 2009, People with chronic diseases and the influence of trial and error practices as a self-care strategy: a novel approach: report 3 - socio demographic and clinical profile of people aged 30 years and under, University of South Australia, Adelaide, South Australia. Open access
2009	Price, K, Taylor, A, Kralik, D, Carrangis, N & Eaton, H 2009, People with chronic diseases and the influence of trial and error practices as a self-care strategy: a novel approach: report 5 - socio demographic and clinical profile of carers with at least one chronic condition, University of South Australia, Adelaide, South Australia. Open access
2009	Price, K, Taylor, A, Kralik, D, Carrangis, N & Eaton, HJ 2009, People with chronic diseases and the influence of trial and error practices as a self-care strategy: a novel approach: report 4- socio demographic and clinical profile of people born in a non-English speaking country with at least one chronic condition, University of South Australia, Adelaide, South Australia. Open access
2009	Price, K, Taylor, A, Kralik, D, van, LA, Pilkington, R & Eaton, H 2009, People with chronic diseases and the influence of trial and error practices as a self-care strategy: a novel approach: summary of statistically significant findings: stage 1, University of South Australia, Adelaide, South Australia. Open access

Other outputs

Conference Presentations:

Grech C, Procter NG, Bull K & Eaton H 2017, What is current best practice in the environmental treatment (management) of patients who present to the ED with acute psychosis related to methamphetamine use? South Australian Nurses and Midwives Research Symposium, May 2017, SAMHRI, Adelaide.

Media:

Mental health of asylum seekers: A compassionate and trauma-informed approach

Addressing mental health needs of asylum seekers: A compassionate and trauma-informed approach

Addressing the mental health needs of asylum seekers: A compassionate and trauma-informed approach

PTSD, depression widespread among asylum seekers

Researchers address the noxious psychological implications associated with the asylum immigration process

Publications:

Eaton H 2009, Creative writing, TAFE SA, Adelaide.

Eaton H 2007, Publishing and editing, Tabor Adelaide.

Eaton H and Wright T 2007, The eager soldier, Seaview Press, Adelaide.

Eaton H 2005, ‘Re-hydrating a relic’, The reclaiming anthology: healing our wounds, Seaview Press, Adelaide.

Eaton H 2002, ‘Drones’, Forked Tongues, Wakefield Press, South Australia.

Eaton H 2000, Watershed, New Creation Publications Inc., South Australia.

External engagement & recognition

Collaborations

Highlights

2017 Partnering with Lived Experience Award, Mental Health Excellence Awards, SA Health (as part of the Mental Health and Suicide Prevention Research Group).

External engagement & recognition

Collaborations

Organisation	Country
Australian Red Cross	AUSTRALIA
Charles Darwin University	AUSTRALIA
Endeavour College of Natural Health	AUSTRALIA
Flinders University	AUSTRALIA
Government of South Australia	AUSTRALIA
HOST International	AUSTRALIA
Lived Experience Leadership and Advocacy Network	AUSTRALIA
MATES in Construction	AUSTRALIA
Mental Health and Suicide Prevention Research and Education Group	AUSTRALIA
Mental Health Coalition of South Australia	AUSTRALIA
Mind Australia	AUSTRALIA
Monash University	AUSTRALIA
Murdoch University	AUSTRALIA
Queensland University of Technology	AUSTRALIA
Royal District Nursing Service SA	AUSTRALIA
Royal District Nursing Society	AUSTRALIA
SA Health	AUSTRALIA
South Australia Lived Experience Leadership & Advocacy Network	AUSTRALIA
South Australian Department of Health	AUSTRALIA
South Australian Department of Health and Wellbeing	AUSTRALIA
Survivors of Torture and Trauma Assistance and Rehabilitation Service	AUSTRALIA
University of Adelaide	AUSTRALIA
University of South Australia	AUSTRALIA
University of Tasmania	AUSTRALIA
Victoria University	AUSTRALIA
Whyalla Suicide Prevention Network	AUSTRALIA

External engagement & recognition

Engagement/recognition	Year
Partnering with Lived Experience Award, Mental Health Excellence Award SA Health	2018

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