Associate ProfessorJustin Scanlan
Head of Discipline, Occupational Therapy (L3 Supervisor)
Faculty of Medicine and Health
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- Head of Discipline, Occupational Therapy (L3 Supervisor)Faculty of Medicine and Health
RESEARCH INTERESTs
Justin is part of the following research teams: Centre for Disability Research and Policy
Research interests:
- psychosocial disability;
- mental health recovery;
- workforce issues and employee wellbeing;
- cognition and functional independence in mental illness;
- occupational therapy clinical practice in mental health;
- clinical and professional reasoning in occupational therapy;
- Consumer-led and consumer-engaged research;
- lived experience teaching;
- time use and health;
- the health effects of unemployment.
FUNDED RESEARCH
- GRANTMoyira Elizabeth Vine and Tim Haire Endowment Fund for Research into Schizophrenia 2024Faculty of Medicine and Health1 Sep 2024People funded by this grant:
- Scanlan J
- GRANTDRIV-R: A co-designed personalised App to navigate and accelerate my mental health recoveryDepartment of Health and Aged Care (Federal - administered by NHMRC)1 Jan 2023 - 30 Jun 2026People funded by this grant:
- Rose G,
- Glover H,
- Orr M,
- Hancock NC,
- Scanlan J
- GRANTCo-design and delivery of schizophrenia education with mental health consumers across health curricula: Learning from experienceFaculty of Medicine and Health1 Sep 2021People funded by this grant:
- O'Reilly C,
- Moles R,
- McGrath M,
- Collins J,
- Schneider C
- GRANTTesting a falls prevention program for older people with mental illnessDepartment of Health (Federal)1 Sep 2019People funded by this grant:
- Hancock NC,
- Mackenzie L,
- Scanlan J,
- Lovarini MP
- GRANTEnhancing novice students readiness for clinical placements through the development and testing of a multidisciplinary evaluation toolAustralian and New Zealand Association for Health Professional Educators (ANZAHPE)1 Jul 2018People funded by this grant:
- Judd B,
- Thomson K,
- Brentnall J,
- Scanlan J,
- McAllister S
- GRANTIntegrative Cognitive Adaptation Training (CAT) - an approach to bypass the impact of cognitive difficulties on daily functioning for individuals with schizophreniaOne Door Mental Health1 Mar 2018People funded by this grant:
- Hancock NC,
- Low L-F,
- Still M,
- Heikkinen J,
- Honey A
- GRANTMaking lived-experience research accessible in recoveryOne Door Mental Health1 Jan 2018People funded by this grant:
- Scanlan J,
- Honey A
- GRANTWorking with mental health consumers to create authentic learning experiencesDVC Education1 Jan 2018People funded by this grant:
- Scanlan J,
- Kostecki T,
- Hancock NC,
- River J,
- Tseris EJ