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PsychiatryOnline

September 2026 eResource of the Month

  04-09-2026

APA PsychiatryOnline is a leading digital library from the American Psychiatric Association, developed specifically for psychiatry. It provides authoritative resources and practical tools to support diagnosis, treatment planning, and patient care. The platform includes the DSM-5-TR®, the global standard for diagnosing mental disorders, as well as access to Premium Books collectionjournalspatient education materials, and CPD resources. These resources support evidence-based practice across psychiatry and mental health care.

Monthly Literature Search - Creating Psychological Safety in the Workspace for Health Professionals

  04-09-2026

This month’s literature search explores psychological safety in healthcare workplaces, an important factor in staff wellbeing, team performance, and patient safety. Psychological safety is the shared belief that team members can speak up, ask questions, raise concerns, and admit mistakes. The literature identifies leadership, organisational culture, communication, and supportive learning environments as key factors in fostering psychological safety.

ANZ Clinical Trials Register

August 2026 eResource of the Month

  03-08-2026

The Australian New Zealand Clinical Trials Registry (ANZCTR) is a WHO-recognised Primary Registry containing clinical trials across a wide range of health and medical fields, including medicines, surgery, medical devices, rehabilitation, public health, and complementary therapies. Searching ANZCTR can help you stay informed about emerging treatments and current research. For search tips and guidance, visit the ANZCTR How to Search page.

Home Care for the Elderly
Monthly Literature Search - Home-based Care for the Elderly

  03-08-2026

This month’s literature search explores home-based care for older people in Australia, which is a key strategy for an ageing population. This year saw the launch of the Australian Government’s Support at Home program. Recent research identifies a range of healthcare challenges and opportunities for older people and those who support them.

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Best Cross-Disciplinary Collaborative Research Poster CHARM 2026

  15-07-2026

Congratulations to Elise Venrooy, Shannon Woodward and Justine Shuck on winning the Canberra Hospitals Foundation Award for the Best Cross-Disciplinary Collaborative Research Poster Presentation at CHARM 2026. Their poster, Can Screening Go Digital? Assessing Patient and Provider Acceptability of Telehealth STI & BBV Screening was designed by Multimedia and can be viewed in detail by clicking the poster title above.