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Male Suicide Prevention Australia
Male Suicide Prevention Australia is dedicated to reducing the occurrence of male suicide by taking into consideration the male experience, male physiology, psychology, and social determinants of male suicide within a comprehensive prevention approach using proven and feasible strategies...
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beyondblue: Dadvice
Dadvice is an online four-part web series for new and expectant dads. Real life stories told by dads for new dads what to expect when becoming a dad...
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The University of Melbourne: Ten to Men
The Ten to Men study may be the largest longitudinal study on male health in the world. It aims to increase the understanding of male health and the factors that impact on male health, emphasizing the Social Determinants of Health.
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Engaging Health Services to Engage Men and Boys
MENGAGE is about finding and profiling the many resources available to promote a social determinants approach to male health and wellbeing. Learn more about successful ideas, concepts and programs for better health outcomes tomorrow.
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Are Unemployment And Suicide Linked?
Unemployment And Suicide In Australian Males: A Close ConnectionThere has been little connection made between unemployment and suicide deaths in males, a factor that overlooks the importance of employment in male health and identity. This research offers evidence that unemployment influences suicide outcomes in males especially between the ages of 30 and 50.
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Engaging Indigenous Men In Primary Care Settings
Andrology Australia: Engaging Aboriginal And Torres Strait Islander Men In Primary Care SettingsIt is well recognised that Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander men are the most disadvantaged population group in Australia in terms of physical well-being. Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander men have higher death rates, and are more likely to die at much younger ages from circulatory disease than the general population (AIHW, 2012), and they often have poor access to effective health services.(AIHW)
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Interview With Sir Michael Marmot
Making Social Determinants of Health Matter: An Interview With Sir Michael MarmotSir Michael Marmot and Ryan Meili, family physician at the West Side Community Clinic in Saskatoon discuss the Social Determinants of Health and the evidence that the SDOH are getting more widely known among the population.
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Beyond Blue: Men's Social Connectedness
Beyond Blue: Men's Social ConnectednessMen may find it difficult to
maintain social connections throughout their middle years (30 -65 years). This research aims to increase understanding for how men perceive and experience social connectedness, identify the tools that will assist men to develop stronger ties and what causes them to lose their social connections.
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