Prof

Pip Pattison

Honorary

Melbourne School of Psychological Sciences

Prof

Pip Pattison

Division

Medicine, Dentistry and Health Sciences

Primary Interest

Mathematical and statistical models for social networks and dynamic social processes

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FEATURED Journal article

The effect of group involvement on post-disaster mental health: A longitudinal multilevel analysis

Pip Pattison's selected work

Bushfires, Social Connectedness and Mental Health
Research Grant
Mental Health and Social Networks After Disaster
Journal article
Network structure and social processes in empirical social systems
Research Grant
The dynamic course of psychological outcomes following the Victorian Black Saturday bushfi..
Journal article
New models and analyses for social networks and criminological careers
Research Grant
Outliers and Influential Observations in Exponential Random Graph Models
Journal article

Pip Pattison's selected work

Bushfires, Social Connectedness and Mental Health

Research Grant

Mental Health and Social Networks After Disaster

Journal article

Network structure and social processes in empirical social systems

Research Grant

The dynamic course of psychological outcomes following the Victorian Black Saturday bushfi..

Journal article

New models and analyses for social networks and criminological careers

Research Grant

Outliers and Influential Observations in Exponential Random Graph Models

Journal article

Projects

Displaying the 10 most recent projects by Pip Pattison.

Bushfires, Social Connectedness and Mental Health

The 2009 Victorian bushfires caused much loss of life, property destruction, and community disturbance. It is important for Promoting Better..

Network structure and social processes in empirical social systems

There is a compelling need for workable statistical models to handle larger scale community-level social networks with both structural and i..

New models and analyses for social networks and criminological careers

This project will develop new models and analyses for social networks and criminological careers. This will provide a fast analysis for very..

Networks, neighbourhoods and newborns: defining household and local area influences on social connectedness, to understand pathways to health.

Being socially connected is good for your health, but why? This project will compare social connections in Boroondara and Hume, to explore t..

Networks, neighbourhoods and newborns: defining household and local area influences on social connectedness, to understand pathways to health.

Being socially connected is good for your health, but why? This project will compare social connections in Boroondara and Hume, to explore t..

Networks, neighbourhoods and newborns: defining household and local area influences on social connectedness, to understand pathways to health.

Being socially connected is good for your health, but why? This project will compare social connections in Boroondara and Hume, to explore t..

Networks, neighbourhoods and newborns: defining household and local area influences on social connectedness, to understand pathways to health.

Being socially connected is good for your health, but why? This project will compare social connections in Boroondara and Hume, to explore t..

Networks, neighbourhoods and newborns: defining household and local area influences on social connectedness, to understand pathways to health.

Being socially connected is good for your health, but why? This project will compare social connections in Boroondara and Hume, to explore t..

Networks, neighbourhoods and newborns: defining household and local area influences on social connectedness, to understand pathways to health.

Being socially connected is good for your health, but why? This project will compare social connections in Boroondara and Hume, to explore t..

Bushfires, Social Connectedness and Mental Health

The 2009 Victorian bushfires caused much loss of life, property destruction, and community disturbance. It is important for Promoting Better..

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Project Types

17

Research Grant

7

Research Contracts

1

Internal Research Grant

Scholarly Works

Displaying the 10 most recent scholarly works by Pip Pattison.

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The dynamic course of psychological outcomes following the Victorian Black Saturday bushfires

Richard A Bryant, Lisa Gibbs, H Colin Gallagher, Phillipa Pattison, Dean Lusher, Colin MacDougall, Louise Harms, Karen Block, Greg Ireton, John Richardson, David Forbes, Robyn Molyneaux, Meaghan O'Donnell

Journal article | 2020 | Australian and New Zealand Journal of Psychiatry

OBJECTIVES: To profile the long-term mental health outcomes of those affected by the 2009 Black Saturday bushfires and to document..

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The effect of group involvement on post-disaster mental health: A longitudinal multilevel analysis

H Colin Gallagher, Karen Block, Lisa Gibbs, David Forbes, Dean Lusher, Robyn Molyneaux, John Richardson, Philippa Pattison, Colin MacDougall, Richard A Bryant

Journal article | 2019 | SOCIAL SCIENCE & MEDICINE

Involvement in voluntary associations is a key form of social capital and plays an especially important role following disaster as..

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Outliers and Influential Observations in Exponential Random Graph Models

Johan Koskinen, Peng Wang, Garry Robins, Philippa Pattison

Journal article | 2018 | Psychometrika

We discuss measuring and detecting influential observations and outliers in the context of exponential family random graph (ERG) m..

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Longitudinal study of changing psychological outcomes following the Victorian Black Saturday bushfires

Richard A Bryant, Lisa Gibbs, Hugh Colin Gallagher, Phillipa Pattison, Dean Lusher, Colin MacDougall, Louise Harms, Karen Block, Vikki Sinnott, Greg Ireton, John Richardson, David Forbes

Journal article | 2018 | Australian and New Zealand Journal of Psychiatry

OBJECTIVES: To map the changing prevalence and predictors of psychological outcomes in affected communities 5 years following the ..

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Ethical Use and Impact of Participatory Approaches to Research in Post-Disaster Environments: An Australian Bushfire Case Study

L Gibbs, K Block, C MacDougall, L Harms, E Baker, J Richardson, G Ireton, HC Gallagher, R Bryant, D Lusher, P Pattison, J Watson, J Gillett, A Pirrone, R Molyneaux, S Sexton-Bruce, D Forbes

Journal article | 2018 | BIOMED RESEARCH INTERNATIONAL

This paper presents a case study of Beyond Bushfires, a large, multisite, mixed method study of the psychosocial impacts of major ..

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Dyadic Effects of Attachment on Mental Health: Couples in a Postdisaster Context

H Colin Gallagher, Dean Lusher, Lisa Gibbs, Philippa Pattison, David Forbes, Karen Block, Louise Harms, Colin MacDougall, Connie Kellett, Greg Ireton, Richard A Bryant

Journal article | 2017 | Journal of Family Psychology

Research on mental health following disasters has led to the identification of many individual protective and risk factors for pos..

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Mental Health and Social Networks After Disaster

Richard A Bryant, H Colin Gallagher, Lisa Gibbs, Philippa Pattison, Colin MacDougall, Louise Harms, Karen Block, Elyse Baker, Vikki Sinnott, Greg Ireton, John Richardson, David Forbes, Dean Lusher

Journal article | 2017 | American Journal of Psychiatry

OBJECTIVE: Although disasters are a major cause of mental health problems and typically affect large numbers of people and communi..

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Social selection models for multilevel networks

Peng Wang, Garry Robins, Philippa Pattison, Emmanuel Lazega

Journal article | 2016 | Social Networks

Social selection models (SSMs) incorporate nodal attributes as explanatory covariates for modelling network ties (Robins et al., 2..

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A Simulation Study Comparing Epidemic Dynamics on Exponential Random Graph and Edge-Triangle Configuration Type Contact Network Models

David A Rolls, Peng Wang, Emma McBryde, Philippa Pattison, Garry Robins

Journal article | 2015 | PLoS One

We compare two broad types of empirically grounded random network models in terms of their abilities to capture both network featu..

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Social encounter profiles of greater Melbourne residents, by location - a telephone survey

David A Rolls, Nicholas L Geard, Deborah J Warr, Paula M Nathan, Garry L Robins, Philippa E Pattison, James M McCaw, Jodie McVernon

Journal article | 2015 | BMC INFECTIOUS DISEASES

BACKGROUND: Models of infectious disease increasingly seek to incorporate heterogeneity of social interactions to more accurately ..

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Keyword Analysis

Expanding Knowledge

Public Health (excl. Specific Population Health)

Applied and Developmental Psychology

Health Services and Systems

Clinical Sciences

Other Psychology

Clinical Health

Evaluation of Health and Support Services

Provision of Health and Support Services

Honours, Awards and Fellowships

2002

Simmel Award

International Network for Social Network Analysis

1988

Early Career Award

Australian Psychological Society

1995

FASSA - Fellow of the Academy of the Social Sciences in Australia

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Awards

Credentials

Positions

Honorary

Melbourne School of Psychological Sciences

Member, Australian Psychological Society

Australian Psychological Society

Education

Doctor of Philosophy

University of Melbourne

Bachelor of Science

University of Melbourne