Staff experiences of providing support to students who are managing mental health challenges: A qualitative study from two Australian universities

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Staff experiences of providing support to students who are managing mental health challenges: A qualitative study from two Australian universities

The prevalence and consequences of mental health challenges amongst university students is now widely acknowledged and university staff provide an important but often hidden service to these students. While completing a university degree is important to the student’s long-term outcomes there remains...

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Main Authors:	McAllister, M., Wynaden, Dianne, Happell, B., Flynn, T., Walters, V., Duggan, Ravani, Byrne, L., Heslop, Karen, Gaskin, C.
Format:	Journal Article
Published:	eContent Management Pty Ltd 2014
Online Access:	http://hdl.handle.net/20.500.11937/34249

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