Sandro Sperandei

Lecturer in Epidemiology

University of Western Sydney

Australia

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Dr. Sandro Sperandei is a Lecturer in Epidemiology at Western Sydney University, Australia. His research focuses on mental health, self-harm, and discrimination, particularly among transgender populations in Brazil. He has published extensively on topics including metabolic risks in patients with mental illness and the efficacy of interventions in reducing hospital-treated self-harm.

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Arianne Reis

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University of Western Sydney

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Gregory Carter

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Aidan Tan

Deputy Chief Resident Medical Officer

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Matthew J Spittal

University of Melbourne

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Andrea Schaffer

University of Oxford

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Improving metabolic risk in patients with mental illness through ‘mental health care plans’ in primary health care

Trends and determinants of time spent in the emergency department among Australian hospital presenting self-harm cases

Associations between Gender Discrimination, Resilience and Social Support with Self-Harm and Suicidality among Transgender Women in Brazil

Predictive model of small vessel vascular dementia based on comorbidities, cytokines and claudin-1 genetic polymorphisms

Quality of randomized controlled trials and systematic reviews in pediatric surgery: A cross‐sectional meta‐research study

Efficacy of a short message service brief contact intervention (SMS-SOS) in reducing repetition of hospital-treated self-harm: randomised controlled trial

Bodies of desire: use of nonprescribed hormones among transgender women and travestis in five Brazilian capitals (2019–2021)

Corpos do desejo: uso de hormônios sem prescrição médica entre mulheres trans e travestis em cinco capitais brasileiras (2019–2021)

Discrimination based on gender identity against transgender women and travestis in Brazil: a latent class analysis and associated factors

Discriminação por identidade de gênero entre mulheres trans e travestis no Brasil: uma análise de classes latentes e fatores associados

Factors associated with prior testing for HIV, Syphilis, and Hepatitis B and C among transgender women and travestis in Brazil

Fatores associados à realização de testagem prévia para HIV, sífilis e hepatites B e C entre mulheres trans e travestis no Brasil

Multiple substance use and associated factors in transgender women and travestis: findings from the TransOdara Study, Brazil

Prevalence of chlamydia and gonorreheae among transgender women and travestis in five Brazilian capitals, 2019–2021

Five healthcare trajectories in the year before suicide and what they tell us about opportunities for prevention: a population-level case series study

Characteristics of suicide decedents with no federally funded mental health service contact in the 12 months before death in a population‐based sample of Australians 45 years of age and over

Quality of Public Physical Activity Resources and its Association with Frequency of Use in Two Low-Income Neighborhoods in Brazil

Trends in Primary Mental Health Care Service Use and Subsequent Self-Harm in Western Sydney Australia: Policy and Workforce Implications

Antidepressant treatment trajectories and suicide attempt among Australians aged 45 years and older: A population study using individual prescription data

Assessing logistic regression applied to respondent-driven sampling studies: a simulation study with an application to empirical data

Using the ‘presenting problem’ field in emergency department data improves the enumeration of intentional self-harm in NSW hospital settings

Employment Transitions and Mental Health in a Cohort of 45 Years and Older Australians

Low education and mental health among older adults: the mediating role of employment and income

Students as leaders in supporting campus well-being: Peer-to-peer health promotion in higher education.

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Arianne Reis

Gregory Carter

Aidan Tan

Matthew J Spittal

Andrea Schaffer

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