About Associate Professor Nick Glozier
I want to enhance the way we treat and help people with chronic conditions.
I am a clinical psychiatrist with a training in epidemiology, health services research and health policy. Since arriving in Australia in late 2006 I have been CI on over $4 million in research grants in the areas of mental ill health, sleep, chronic disease and psychosocial disability.
I am a clinical psychiatrist with a training in epidemiology, health services research and health policy. Since arriving in Australia in late 2006 I have been CI on over $4 million in research grants in the area of mental ill health, sleep, chronic disease and psychosocial disability. Previously I was the United Kingdom’s only substantive consultant post in occupational psychiatry. Our team worked with a range of health care organisations in providing this service for both public and private sector staff, including hospitals, major retail firms, energy and other utility firms and both local and national government.I was the consulting psychiatrist to the London Ambulance Service and was a member of the team that co-ordinated the response to the London Transport bombings in July 2005. My research group, sponsored by GSK, London Underground, BP and Mark’s and Spencer, were contracted by the British Government Department of Work and Pension’s work stress strategy programme, leading to a major revision of the Department’s initial assessment approach. I was the expert advisor to an industry wide commissioned review of the effectiveness of workplace interventions for mild to moderate mental ill health. In the late 1990’s I worked at the World Health Organisation and am an author of the WHO’s Disability Classification system, the ICF, sister to the ICD-10 diagnostic system. I was chair of the UK employment working party on discrimination in the 2000s