Virtual 鈥渨orkshop鈥� on 鈥淎dvances of healthcare ecosystem research for evidence-informed mental health planning鈥� (presented at APIC2 鈥� 2nd Asia Pacific Conference on Integrated Care Melbourne, 2019): ANU, University of Sydney, Loyola University Andalucia, ConNetica.

Use of the new paradigm of healthcare ecosystem research in mental health planning. Luis Salvador Carulla, Carlos Garcia-alonso, Jose albero Salinas, Nerea Almeda and Mary Anne Furst. CMHR, ANU, Loyola University Andalucia

A Tale of Four Cities: Analysis of mental health services across four metropolitan Australian cities using the Integrated Atlas of Mental Health John Mendoza, ConNetica

Implementation of a comprehensive systems of integrated mental health service delivery in urban areas. Lessons learned from the Inner Sydney Urban Partnership for Health and Well-Being. Peter McGeorge. Universities of NSW and Notre Dame

Regional planning and the Implementation of Integrated Mental Health Care: the experience of Partners in Recovery. James Gillespie. Menzies Centre for Health Policy, University of Sydney

An international comparative analysis of the mental health care delivery system in remote areas: the Kimberley (Australia), Nunavik (Canada) and Lapland (Finland). Jose Alberto Salinas. University Loyola Andalucia and CMHR, ANU.

Modelling mental healthcare improvement in highly integrated care systems: the case of the Basque Country (Spain) Carlos Garcia-Alonso Universidad Loyola Andalucia (Spain).

Submissions to the National Disability Insurance Scheme (NDIS)

鈥淪ue Lukersmith, Luis Salvador-Carulla, Sebastian Rosenberg, MaryAnne Furst (2023) How to assess the ecosystem of supports for people with disability and use it to guide policy; Submission to the National Disability Insurance Scheme (NDIS) Review鈥�.

Sue Lukersmith, Michael Millington, Luis Salvador-Carulla (2023) Reforming the 鈥業ntermediaries鈥� (Case Management) Role for Person-centred Planning and Improved Access to 鈥楻easonable and Necessary鈥� Supports.

Nicola Fortune, Ros Madden, Richard Madden, Georgia Burn, Lauren Jones, Sue Lukersmith, Catherine Sykes (2023) The benefits of an ICF-aligned NDIS data structure.

Submission to the 鈥楴ational Disability Insurance Scheme Review (2022)

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