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Emerita Professor Vera Morgan, retired at the end of 2021, remains actively involved in research activities at the Neuropsychiatric Epidemiology Research Unit (NERU) within the University of Western Australia’s (UWA) School of Population and Global Health. She specializes in psychiatric epidemiology with a strong focus on schizophrenia and psychotic disorders. Her research adopts a cross-disciplinary approach that integrates psychiatric, genetic, physical health, sociological, and criminological perspectives to understand the causes and progression of these illnesses. Professor Morgan's current studies delve into the environmental and genetic contributions to schizophrenia risk, rethinking recovery, and addressing the physical health profiles of individuals with psychotic illnesses. She has a notable presence in national and international platforms as a psychiatric epidemiologist. Throughout her career, she has received prestigious awards for her leadership and research contributions in mental health, including the Founders Medal from the Society for Mental Health Research in 2020 and several roles in various mental health associations. Furthermore, her notable work has positioned her as a key figure in national health surveys and initiatives supporting individuals facing mental health challenges.
University of Western Australia • Perth
Led the Neuropsychiatric Epidemiology Research Unit and contributed extensively to mental health research.
International Scientific Advisory Group: SPHeRE • Ireland
Oversaw the research training programme in population health and health services research.
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