Professor Nicholas Glozier
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Professor of Psychological Medicine
M02 - Mallet Street Campus |
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Themes | Biographical details | Research interests | Teaching areas | Grants | PhD & Masters' project opportunities | Keywords | International links
Themes
Neurosciences and Mental Health; Obesity, Diabetes and Cardiovascular Disease; Healthy Ageing
Biographical details
Nick Glozier is interested in a range of mental health and disability issues particularly multimorbidity, psychosocial and work related disability research, stress, stigma and discrimination. He is a consultant psychiatrist and epidemiologist. He conducts work on diagnosis, measurement, assessment and instrument development in mental ill health and disability in range of cultural settings. He is an accredited trainer in the WHO CIDI instrument and was a consultant on the International Classification of Functioning and Health.
Research interests
Epidemiology, health services evaluation and clinical trials of interventions in people with mental disorders comorbid with physical health conditions e.g. sleep, cardiovascular and neurological conditions.
Both developed and developing settings.
Development of mental disorders in young adults.
Work stress and related psychiatric disability.
Teaching areas
Runs the Psychiatry and Addiction Medicine Programme at the Central Clinical School (RPA Hospital) in year 3 of the GMP.
Teaches on a range of courses in the Graduate Medical Program, pharmacy and public health
Current national competitive grants*
2012
A novel intervention targeting insomnia to prevent Major Depressive Disorder in the community
Christensen H, Glozier N, Griffiths K, Butler J
NHMRC Project Grant ($913,390 over 3 years)
2010
The burden of epilepsy study: Impact on well-being, service use and economic outcomes
Anderson C, Martiniuk A, Hackett M, Jan S, Glozier N, Somerville E, Lawson J, Bleasel A, Mohamed A
ARC Discovery Project ($248,000 over 4 years)
Sydney Epilepsy Incidence Study To Measure Illness Consequences (SEISMIC)
Anderson C, Sommerville E, Bleasel A, Martiniuk A, Glozier N, Lawson J, Jan S, Hackett M
NHMRC Strategic Award ($676,050 over 4 years)
2009
CCRE in Interdisciplinary Sleep Health
Grunstein R, Anderson C, Liu P, Cistulli P, Glozier N, Armour C, Robinson P, Marks G
National Health and Medical Research Council Centre of Clinical Research Excellence ($2,500,000 over 6 years)
* Grants administered through the University of Sydney
PhD and Masters' project opportunities
Psychological risk factors for chronic disease, self harm, and death +
Mental ill health and disability among young adults
The effect of stigma and discrimination on the outcome of mental disorder
Research opportunities in sleep disturbance
+ indicates the opportunity is full and unavailable.
International links
United Kingdom. (Institute of Psychiatry, Kings College London
Keele University) ongoing academic and grant collaborations.
Norway. (University of Bergen) Collaboration on a number of projects evaluating work related disability in behavioural conditions..
Sri Lanka. (Institute for Research and Development) Twin study and other psychiatric studies.