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Ian Hickie
Professor Ian Hickie AM is a Professor of Psychiatry and the Co-Director of Health and Policy at the University of Sydney’s, Brain and Mind Centre, University of Sydney. He has led major public health and health services developments in Australia, particularly focusing on early intervention for young people with depression, suicidal thoughts and behaviours and complex mood disorders. He is active in the development through codesign, implementation and continuous evaluation of new health information and personal monitoring technologies to drive highly-personaliszed and measurement-based care.
  • Affordable access to high-quality care remains out of reach to many Australians (Photo by Courtneyk/iStock)

    Finding a pathway to better mental health services in Australia

    9 May 2022

    High-quality mental health care is possible. But it will demand structural reform, effective accountability, and the will to make it a reality.

    Ian Hickie

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