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Ruby is pursuing her Doctor of Philosophy in the School of Psychological Science at the University of Western Australia. Her PhD research project investigates readmissions in acute psychiatric inpatient care, aiming to identify distinct patterns of readmissions and explore how these patterns relate to stable and dynamic factors. This research is conducted in collaboration with the Perth Clinic and is expected to provide a unique conceptual framework that will allow clinicians to meaningfully understand, predict, and address readmission trajectories. She is supervised by Professor Andrew Page, Adjunct Associate Professor Geoff Hooke, and Dr. Lisa Saulsman. Ruby is funded by the Australian Government Research Training Program Domestic Fee Offset and the Australian Government Research Training Program Stipend. Her broader research interests include mental health, psychological wellbeing, dynamic monitoring of treatment outcomes, and quality improvement. As an aspiring researcher in psychology, Ruby enjoys exploring novel concepts and methodologies to improve psychological outcomes through research advancements.
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