Associate Professor Nicholas Glozier
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Associate Professor of Psychological Medicine
M02 - Mallet Street Campus |
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Themes
Obesity, Diabetes and Cardiovascular Disease; Neurosciences and Mental Health; Chronic disease and ageing
Research interests
Nick Glozier is interested in a range of mental health and disability issues particularly psychosocial and work related disability research, stress, stigma and discrimination. This is in the context of both mental illness and other chronic disease.
He is a consultant psychiatrist and epidemiologist and conducts work on diagnosis, measurement, assessment and instrument devlopment in mental ill health and disability in range of cultural settings, and evaluated cross cultural similarities and differences. He is an accredited trainer in the WHO CIDI instrument and a consultant on the International Classification of Functioning and Health.
Currently he is working on trials of anti-stigma interventions, particularly in health professionals, work related disability in working and clinical populations, and some larger scale epidemiology of mental illness, self harm, sleep problems and health risk behaviours
Teaching areas
I run the Psychological and Addiction Medicine Programme at the Central Clinical School in year 3 of the GMP
I coordinate two units of the Msc in Brain and Mind Sciences - Research Design and Research Enquiry
I teach on a range of courses in the GMP, pharmacy and public health
Current national competitive grants*
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
SR: A RCT of a web-based ontervention to improve depresssion, cognitve function and adherence in people with CVD
Hickie I, Glozier N, Naismith S, Neal B
National Heart Foundation of Australia Cardiovascular Disease and Depression Strategic Research Program ($594,198 over 2 years)
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