Marg McGee
Major grant funding to progress lipid-based ...
Major grant funding to progress lipid-based therapies to treat prostate cancer
Marg McGee
Inaugural FCMHW Early Career Research Fellow at ...
Inaugural FCMHW Early Career Research Fellow at Flinders University - Jasmine Petersen
Marg McGee
Congratulations 2022 Honours Scholarship ...

Congratulations to the Centre’s 2022 Honours students on their scholarship awards and we wish them all the best for their research and training

Congratulations 2022 Honours Scholarship awardees
Publications, media release, Feature publication
Kelsey Long
Validation of a short form Male Depression Risk ...

Validation of the Male Depression Risk Scale short form in a cross-sectional study of Australian men. Herreen D, Rice S, Zajac I. Brief assessment of male depression in clinical care:BMJ Open. 2022 Mar 28;12(3):e053650. doi: 10.1136/bmjopen-2021-053650.

Contact: Dr Ian Zajac

Validation of a short form Male Depression Risk Scale
Kelsey Long
The Women of the FCMHW - International Women's ...

To celebrate International Women’s Day, the Centre is highlighting some of the fantastic women of men’s health that have been supported by the Centre and are achieving great work in the field. FCMHW encourages and commends the involvement of women in men’s health and hopes to further support it in the future.

The Women of the FCMHW - International Women's Day

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MindtheHeart Canadian Collaboration: mental health care pathways for male cardiac patients

Dr. Phillip Tully’s, Vascular & Brain Health group have commenced their working collaboration with Dr. Jalila Jbilou, MD, MSc, Ph.D, (pictured above) who is Associate Professor of Psychology at the Universite de Moncton, New Brunswick, Canada) on men’s mental health in cardiac populations. Dr Jbilou’s fields of expertise are: health psycholog and community medicine, integrated care models and differentiated analysis according to gender / sex in the prevention of chronic diseases.

Dr. Jbilou has completed data collection for the MindTheHeart project, a world first on several fronts: being a psychological intervention focussed specifically on male cardiac patients with depression, anxiety and PTSD; being a stepped-care and transdiagnostic intervention, and collating a rich qualitative dataset on patient and healthcare workers pre and post the intervention.

Dr. Jalila Jbilou was awarded a scholarship to spend several months with the Freemasons Centre for Male Healh & Wellbeing while on sabbatical in early 2021 and unfortunately border closures from COVID-19 has restricted her travel plans and the Centre’s opportunity to learn from her expertise. Nonetheless, the burgeoning collaboration and forthcoming results of MindTheHeart will undoubtedly provide unique answers to help improve mental healthcare for males with comorbid cardiac disease in Canada, Australia, and other countries.   

Further details about MindTheHeart are available as open-access “Understanding men's psychological reactions and experience following a cardiac event: a qualitative study from the MindTheHeart project” https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/31562150/