Ms Michelle Williamson is a Research Fellow at the Melbourne School of Population and Global Health. She has more than ten year's experience working in the areas of mental health services research, suicide prevention, and primary health care at national and state levels.
Past mental health related research project involvement includes the evaluation of the Better Access Initiative, the Media Monitoring Project, and the DEPS-GP project, a cluster randomised control trial in primary care to reduce depression and suicide ideation in older Australians. In addition, Michelle has worked for headspace, (Australia's National Youth Mental Health Foundation) to scope the establishment of a nationwide service of mental health promotion and direct clinical services and support after a suicide in schools. In the field of Primary Health Care, Michelle worked on the evaluation of the after hours GP Helpline for Healthdirect Australia and the evaluation of the After Hours Primary Health Care Program for the Australian government Department of Health and Ageing. Michelle is currently working on a Department of Health funded national evaluation of the Primary Health Network Mental Health Reform Lead Site Project evaluation.
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Primary Health Network mental health reform lead site project. Part A interim evaluation report: processes and impacts, July 2016 – December 2017
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Research Fellow - Mental Health
Melbourne School Of Population And Global Health
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Australian Institute of Company Directors
Education
Bachelor of Health Sciences, Honours
La Trobe University
Bachelor of Health Sciences
La Trobe University