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About the Mental Health Workforce Hub

Supporting careers in the mental health sector.

Developing resources based on need

HTQ’s Health Research Needs Assessment, completed in 2022, identified 9 health research priority areas, one of which was mental health.

Within the assessment, mental health was also identified as one of the top 3 health issues affecting Queenslanders according to health professionals, researchers and consumers alike.

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How the Hub was created

A collaborative group was formed

Based on this need, HTQ’s newest collaborative group was formed in 2023 – the Mental Health Collaborative Group. The group consists of mental health professionals from across Queensland, all dedicated to supporting the sector and the broader Queensland community.

Meet the collaborative group

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Introducing the Mental Health Workforce Hub

The Mental Health Workforce Hub is the group’s first collaborative project. The Hub is a centralised resource to connect, upskill and support the mental health workforce sector in Queensland and beyond.

We hope the Hub is a helpful and inspiring place for people working in mental health practice or research or looking to join the sector.

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Interested in learning more about the Mental Health Collaborative Group?

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