My research interests are public health and e-mental health. I primarily use quantitative and qualitative approaches in my research. Besides,I hope to develop a public health platform (e.g., website, app) that provides valuable mental health resources for those who suffer
Mio Tang, sophomore from University of Washington majoring in Psychology and Nursing, has joined the GCMH as a summer visiting research intern. Mio will be trained in mixed methods research and will assist in our various local and migrant health
Cynthia completed her Bachelor in Psychology in 2009 and Master in Counseling and Psychotherapy in 2012; both degrees were obtained at the University of Saint Joseph. She gained research experience by working as a research assistant in a research center
Wu, T. L., Hall, B. J., Canham, S. L., & Lam, A. I. F. (in press). The Association between Social Capital and Depression Among Chinese Older Adults Living in Public Housing. Journal of Nervous and Mental Disease. Impact Factor: 1.688
Xiong, P., Hu, S. X. X., & Hall, B. J. Violence against nurses in China undermines task-shifting implementation. The Lancet Psychiatry, 3(6), 501. doi:10.1016/S2215-0366(16)30046-3 (click on the citation to access full article)
GCMH Research Group Director interviewed on TDM Talk Show on GCMH Domestic Helper Research Initiative – PRIDE: Population Research Initiative for Domestic Employees. Please click here for the video (provided by TDM).
(from Macau Daily Times – March 09, 2016) Gender Inequality Remains a Pressing Issue From left; Tony Schirato, Rui Flores, Agnes Lam and Brian Hall The European Union Academic Program in Macau (EUAP-M) marked International Women’s Day yesterday with a seminar
The special issue: “Global Mental Health: Trauma and adversity among populations in transition,” co-edited by research group director Prof. Brian Hall and Prof. Miranda Olff, for the European Journal of Psychotraumatology has been released. Please follow this link to access
