Mental Health
Systematic Review: Behavioral Patterns of Heroin Addiction and Their Implications for Mental Health Care in Australia
Skills / interests: Summary of Findings tables, Data extraction, Searching for evidence, Screening and selecting studies, Qualitative analysis, Writing (drafting and editing), Data analysis and organisation
Methodological skills / interests: Rapid reviews, Qualitative evidence synthesis
This review will systematically analyze the behavioral patterns associated with heroin addiction in Australia, examining how these behaviors affect mental health care needs and treatment outcomes. The review aims to identify gaps in understanding these patterns and propose strategies for more effective mental health interventions.
Ideal applicant
Location: Residing in Australia, preferably Melbourne.
Expertise: Experience in mental health care, substance use disorders, addiction behavior, or related fields.
Students are encouraged to apply. ( must specialize in psychology or related field)