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The Hon. Jeff Kennett and Dr Rowan
Miller, at the MAPrc FAD launch |
MAPRc and RMIT researchers are looking at how social media can be used to prevent
relapse in a person living with mental illness. The world-first pilot
study will use a Facebook app to look at
changes in a person’s social media interactions to predict when a person
living with a mental illness is likely to experience a relapse.
Professor Paul Fitzgerald, Deputy Director of the
Monash Alfred Psychiatry Centre (MAPrc),
said social media had the potential to be a life-saving way to prevent
relapse for patients with bipolar disorder, a substantial clinical
problem. The app was launched on 26 June and had much media pickup. See
Monash story.
See
MAPrc-FAD launch Gallery for more photos
See
CCS Monash's Google+ page for more photo albums.
Many thanks to Ramise Felise for a great job adding photo albums to our CCS G+ page, which has now received almost 80,000 views since it started in February.
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