Senior Lecturer and Head of the Mental Health Research Group

Joint accountability with Prof Bee and Dr Susanti for programme management including the management of UK/Indonesia research staff, national and international research governance, study progress and programme deliverables.

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Professor of Health Economics

Work Package Lead. Oversee all aspects of health economics research and capacity training throughout the grant to ensure that consistency is maintained and synergies are exploited.

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Research Fellow, Division of Nursing, Midwifery and Social Work

UK site project researcher, responsible for supporting qualitative work and research activities particularly within work packages 2, 3 and 4.

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Professor of Mental Health, Division Nursing, Midwifery and Social Work

Work Package 3 Lead. Responsible for clinical capacity building which will be strengthened via clinical skills training and co-delivered by our UK and Indonesian partners. Overseeing the training of at least 150 Kader, 12 psychiatrists and 48 nurses. Co-producing and evaluating an evidence-based train-the-trainers course.

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Senior Lecturer in Implementation Science, Division of Population Health, Health Services Research and Primary Care

Work Package 4 Lead. Responsible delivering and evaluating the delivery, reach and impacts of a low-intensity psychological intervention for depression and anxiety in Indonesia and identify barriers/enablers to its implementation, scale-up and use.

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Senior Research Fellow, Division of Population Health, Health Services Research and Primary Care

Work Package 5 Lead. Along with contributing to the secondary data analysis in WP1, responsible for the cost and affordability estimations and prioritisation for scale up in WP5.

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Presidential Fellow, Division of Population Health, Health Services Research and Primary Care

Co-Applicant Work Package 1 and 4. Input concentrated in both WP 1 and 4 to support the development of SAPs and ongoing analysis.

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Professor of Health Sciences, Division of Population Health, Health Services Research and Primary Care

Work Package 4 Co-Applicant

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Senior Lecturer in Mental Health Nursing, Division of Nursing, Midwifery and Social Work

Co-investigator Work Package 3. Supporting work in partnership with national and local governmental, non-governmental and public stakeholders to engage communities, encourage intersectoral collaboration, promote mental health advocacy and stimulate demand for effective, efficient mental healthcare.

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Research Associate in Health organisation, policy and economics (HOPE).

Working as part of the WP1 team on secondary data analysis using Indonesian National Health Inusrance (BPJS) sample data.

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Programme Manager

Coordinate research staff, resources and planning.

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Programme Administrator

Administrative support for the delivery of projects.

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Senior Lecturer, Department of Nursing

Co-Applicant Work Package 1. Working with the WP1 team on the analysis of secondary and longitudinal data on households.

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PhD student at the Division of Nursing, Midwifery and Social Work.

Working with WP4 exploring the experiences of lay health workers in delivering low-intensity psychological interventions for people with depression and anxiety in low-and middle income countries, including Indonesia. 

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PhD student at the Division of Nursing, Midwifery and Social working work with the Lived Experience Advisory Group (LEAG) on WP 2 and WP 4 researching behaviour of people with depression and anxiety in Indonesia and disseminating events in collaboration with the CEI groups.

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Research Fellow in Health Economics. Working as part of the WP1 team on the analysis of secondary data and primary household data.

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