Niki Ellis

Researcher, consultant, speaker, NED, amateur painter, enthusiastic culture vulture

[Niki Ellis @ProfNikiEllis]

@THBengaluru A huge number of flights were cancelled. Told to expect a refund and book another flight (but not here). The only hand written notes I saw were at the end of queues of people trying to leave. Security diligently writing names, flight numbers. No effort to minimise disruptions

[Niki Ellis @ProfNikiEllis]

@ben_machell ��😂😂

[Niki Ellis @ProfNikiEllis]

@axcollie As the article says, much of what we do in WHS lacks an evidence base. This review is much needed, but a little hard to translate. Sure - the hierarchy of control lives on! In the context of mental health it means enough with the EAPs more attention to job design.

[Niki Ellis @ProfNikiEllis]

@Leonsjogren 😂😂😂 Agree

[Niki Ellis @ProfNikiEllis]

@HughRisebrow Very funny Hugh. Hope you are surviving well

[Niki Ellis @ProfNikiEllis]

@jamesroughton @TheSafetyTeam The links between quality, safety culture and wellbeing are drawn well in the article on health incident debriefing. Great to see programs recognising these connections

[Niki Ellis @ProfNikiEllis]

Quite moved by episode 2 @annabelcrabb. This is shaping up to be an important account at an important time of an important issue. I doubt anyone could lead it better than you

[Niki Ellis @ProfNikiEllis]

Agree! The panel, considered researchers were becoming aware of the need to consider implementation (ideally early) and required industry and community relationships to do so. Business and governments slower to value long term relationships with academia @GabrieleBammer

[Niki Ellis @ProfNikiEllis]

#researchimpact @GabrieleBammer

[Niki Ellis @ProfNikiEllis]

Five insights on achieving research impact. Love to hear of others you think are important ⁦@axcollie⁩ ⁦@robynmildon⁩ @PaulineZardo https://t.co/Rof6p0Em5f

[Niki Ellis @ProfNikiEllis]

Five insights on achieving research impact. Love to hear of others you think are important ⁦@axcollie⁩ ⁦@robynmildon⁩ @PaulineZardo https://t.co/Rof6p0Em5f

[Oded Rechavi @OdedRechavi]

Correlation Vs. Causation

[Niki Ellis @ProfNikiEllis]

2023 is the 30th anniversary of specialist recognition of occupational medicine. How did we get here? Are we there yet? The RACP/ANZSOM #Historyoccmed project wants to know of people, stories, photos. Flag your interest with a comment. We will get back to you #RACP2021

[Niki Ellis @ProfNikiEllis]

@BBCWorld OMG OMG OMG thank you I would have missed this. What a fabulous thing to have done. LET ME OUT OF THIS GODDAM COUNTRY (and now we know where to go for our mummy dust)

[Niki Ellis @ProfNikiEllis]

Fantastic example showing academia can move quickly to generate timely, relevant and useful new knowledge. Congrats Alex and team

[Niki Ellis @ProfNikiEllis]

Great study on such an important issue. I remember similar research done decades ago. Sounds like health in this industry has got worse not better. We need action now. If there is anymore research it needs to be implementation science.

[Monash Public Health @Monash_SPHPM]

The mental health toll on truck drivers - one of Australia's most crucial industries - is laid bare in a new report from our #DrivingHealth study #SPHPM https://t.co/KGU6dM7EP9

[Niki Ellis @ProfNikiEllis]

Pandemic has helped to smash mental health stigma concluded Georgie Harman @beyondblue to Occ physicians and nurses @ANZSOM_Inc Great overview, thanks Georgie

[Niki Ellis @ProfNikiEllis]

Telehealth capacity increased over pandemic. @beyondblue @ANZSOM_Inc

[Niki Ellis @ProfNikiEllis]

New mental health practitioners, eg mental health coaches, supervised by mental health professionals, liaison with GPS @beyondblue @ANZSOM_Inc New Access being trialled, stepped care. Pilots, including to small business

[Niki Ellis @ProfNikiEllis]

Experience of Covid has helped to rethink mental health services. Need to look at whole person - housing, social and especially work, not just care at point of crisis @beyondblue @ANZSOM_Inc

[Niki Ellis @ProfNikiEllis]

Georgie Harman says concerns changed over time from fear of illness to concerns of isolation and the future. Major users were women and younger.!Described inequity of impact @beyondblue @ANZSOM_Inc