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Research items

Young People

Intervention programs for children whose parents have a mental illness: a review

Parents

The experiences of parents with an eating disorder

The Father's Information Resource: A mixed-method website evaluation

Obstetric and neonatal outcomes of pregnant women with severe mental illness at a specialist antenatal clinic

Families

“Family Focus": An evaluation of an e-learning resource for professionals working with families where a parent has anxiety and/or depression

Goal setting within family care planning: families with complex needs

Investigating programs for building resilience in children and families living with parental mental illness.

Workforce Initiatives

Mental health consumer and carer participation: why bother

 

Program evaluations

Programs for Parents

Enhancing parenting skills for parents with mental illness: the Mental Health Positive Parenting Program.

An Evaluation: Use of the Circle of Security Handouts within the Women and Children's Program.

Programs for Young people

SMILES Program: A peer-supported program for children whose parent or sibling has a mental illness.

Taz Kids Club Evaluation Report - University of Tasmania.
 

Consider submitting your own research or project evaluation

The clearinghouse aims to facilitate access to Australian research and project evaluations. However if your work is of a general nature and/or of interest to an Australian audience, we encourage you to contribute.

1. Complete one of the submission forms below (so that COPMI can ascertain the suitability of your submission).
2. Provide evidence of ethics approval (where applicable).
3. For program evaluations only - upload a signed copy of the publishing consent form.

*COPMI reserves the right to decline any submission if the material is deemed inappropriate or methodologically unsound.

Submit research items here

COPMI Clearinghouse submission form

  1. Format

  2. Please indicate the format of your submission:(*)









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  3. If your university is part of the Australian Digital Theses Program network, please include the hyperlink to your thesis:
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  8. Research Quality

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  16. The implications of the research on those living and working with parental mental illness have been considered(*)
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  17. Ethics approval

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  27. Publishing consent

    COPMI reserves the right to decline a submission if the material is deemed inappropriate or methodologically unsound. In the event your research is accepted, please indicate your publishing consent:

    I give consent for the accompanying project evaluation (which has a clearly presented title) and my contact details to be made available via the COPMI Clearinghouse and COPMI website.

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Submit program evaluations here

COPMI Clearinghouse submission form

  1. Format

  2. Please indicate the format of your submission:(*)









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  3. If your university is part of the Australian Digital Theses Program network, please include the hyperlink to your thesis:
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  4. Content

  5. Please indicate the specific area(s) your research relates to, with regard to families where a parent experiences mental illness:







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  6. Other
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  7. Upload Program Evaluation
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    (please only upload your research in following format: zip, doc, docx, pdf)

  8. Content Quality

    Please validate each statement with regard to your project evaluation by entering ‘yes’ or ‘no’ in the validation column. This validation process may assist you in identifying opportunities to refine your existing submission.

  9. The project evaluation has been conducted ethically(*)
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  10. The project evaluation goals have been clearly defined(*)
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  11. Standardised evaluation measures have been employed(*)
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  15. To enable others to replicate this project, and where applicable, we are prepared to share the surveys/questionnaires used(*)
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  16. The implications of the research on those living and working with parental mental illness have been considered(*)
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  17. Ethics approval

  18. I have obtained and will submit evidence of publishing approval from the relevant supervisor. Only project evaluations accompanied by publishing approval will be eligible.(*)
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  19. Project funding

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  22. Currency

  23. The project evaluation has been conducted within the past five years. Only project evaluations conducted or published within the last five years will be eligible.(*)
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  24. Publishing status

  25. The project evaluation has previously been published(*)
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  26. If the project evaluation has been published, please provide a copy of the abstract with your submission, and include the title and details of the publication/journal.
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  27. Publishing consent

    COPMI reserves the right to decline a submission if the material is deemed inappropriate or methodologically unsound. In the event your project evaluation is accepted, please indicate your publishing consent:

    I give consent for the accompanying project evaluation (which has a clearly presented title) and my contact details to be made available via the COPMI Clearinghouse and COPMI website.

  28. Name(*)
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  31. Publishing consent form
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Further information

If you have an inquiry, please contact Dr. Andrea Reupert via This e-mail address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it. .

The COPMI website provides information to assist you in evaluating a program. Further information about assessing evidence and formulating recommendations is available at www.nhmrc.gov.au.

SMILES: A peer support program for children whose parent or sibling has a mental illness.  

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