Understanding and predicting the role of memory in depression recurrence

抑郁症给社区带来了巨大的社会和经济负担。迫切需要了解增加复发脆弱性的因素。该项目将有5个主要好处;它将：（i）扩展抑郁症的理论模型，（ii）帮助识别有复发风险的个体，（iii）指导制定循证预防复发计划（满足国家研究优先事项2），（iv）提高澳大利亚进行尖端实验临床研究的声誉，以及（v）塑造未来澳大利亚研究人员的研究方向。研究结果将为决策者提供信息，他们决定向澳大利亚社区提供心理健康服务。

Depression exerts an immense social and economic burden on the community. There is an urgent need to understand the factors that increase vulnerability to recurrence. This project will have 5 key benefits; it will: (i) extend theoretical models of depression, (ii) aid the identification of individuals at risk of relapse, (iii) guide the development of evidence-based relapse prevention programs (meeting National Research Priority 2), (iv) enhance Australia's reputation for conducting cutting-edge experimental clinical research, and (v) shape the research directions of upcoming Australian researchers. The findings will inform policymakers who determine mental health service provision to the Australian community.