Objective Although there is population data on the prevalence and treated prevalence of
mental disorders by urban‐rural indices, there is a lacuna of information pertaining to …

Objective: This study investigates the relationship between levels of mental health and well‐
being (in terms of self‐reported levels of distress) with employment and occupational status …

Aims: To summarise the findings to date regarding rural and remote mental health from the
ARMHS cohort and to discuss the implications for rural health policy and practice. Methods …

Objectives: The aim of this study was to work collaboratively with a rural Community Mental
Health Team (CMHT) to examine the issue of workplace stress and address issues specified …

Introduction: There is growing evidence in Australia and elsewhere to indicate that
prevalence rates of mental illness are no higher in rural and remote areas than in urban …

This issue presents some initial results from the Australian Rural Mental Health Study
(ARMHS). 1, 2 ARMHS will serially measure of a range of mental health determinants …

There is a considerable gap in epidemiological literature about community mental health
showing how psychiatric symptoms are associated with job rank, socioeconomic status, and …

Objectives: Australian policy-making needs better information on socio-geographical
associations with needs for mental health care. We explored two national surveys for …

Objectives: To assess the prevalence and correlates of psychological distress in a sample of
remote mining and construction workers in Australia. Design, setting: A cross‐sectional …

Aim International research has shown that the characteristics of areas such as
neighbourhood socioeconomic disadvantage, are associated with mental health; however …