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Inadmissible evidence: The gap between promises and practice in person-centred care

Miles Sibley 

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In response to the reception of 'The illusion of evidence based medicine' (BMJ, 2022)

Jon Jureidini

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A letter to the Editor at The Saturday Paper

Jon Jureidini’s published letter to the editor in response to Rick Morton’s article: ‘The truth about spiralling mental-health waitlists’ in The Saturday Paper February 19-25, 2022, No. 387. Available at: https://www.thesaturdaypaper.com.au/news/health/2022/02/19/the-truth-about-spiralling-mental-health-waitlists/164518920013355#hrd

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How do you embed human rights in systems that don't recognise them?

Simon Katterl & Chris Maylea

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Film Fundraiser: Medicating Normal

The CEMH held a film screening of Medicating Normal last Thursday 16 September to raise funds for the Lived Experience Leadership and Advocacy Network (LELAN). LELAN is a peak body that empowers South Australians with lived experience of mental distress and/ or social injustice by amplifying their voices, influence and leadership to drive change. Please visit their website for more information about their work and opportunities to get involved in.

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A profession confined: the identity crisis of mental health nursing

Dan Warrender

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Compulsory apps on school tablet devices: Friend or foe?

Monique Pisaniello

Monique Pisaniello
Sixth year Medical Student from the University of Adelaide, supervised by Prof Jon Jureidini

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Meta-reviews and meta-analyses as superspreaders of medical misinformation

Jon Jureidini & Leemon McHenry
A 2020 article published in Frontiers in Psychiatry by Boaden et al.: 'Anti-depressants in Children and Adolescents:  A Meta-Review of Efficacy, Tolerability and Suicidality in Acute Treatment' purported to contrast the efficacy and tolerability of several antidepressants in treating children and adolescents diagnosed with different psychiatric disorders. In response to this article, we submitted a letter to the Editor of Frontiers (for publication) concerning the integrity of Boaden et al.’s analysis. We have received no response to our letter that was sent 8 October 2020 (see below) and it was not published by Frontiers.

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Blog post recommendation: Medical complicity in torture

Derek Summerfield's blogpost published on the Journal of Medical Ethics.

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Expand Human rights treaties and mental health law by Hunter Watson

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Hunter Watson
Mental health human rights campaigner, retired maths lecturer, and former carer, Aberdeen, Scotland.

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