Publications
Griffith, JJ., Daffern,M., Godber. T (2013)
Examination of the predictive validity of the Dynamic Appraisal of Situational
Aggression in two mental health units
International journal of mental health nursing 22 (6), 485-492, 2013
Griffith, J., Meyer, D.,Maguire, T., Ogloff, J., Daffern, M (2020)
A clinical decision support system to prevent aggression and reduce restrictive practices in a forensic mental health service Psychiatric services 72 (8), 885-890
Frize, M. C., Griffith, J., Durham, R., & Ranson, C. (2020)
An Evidence‐Based Model of Treatment for People with Cognitive Disability Who Have Committed Sexually Abusive Behavior. The Wiley handbook of what works with sexual offenders: Contemporary perspectives in theory, assessment, treatment, and prevention, 327-352.
Doctoral dissertation, Melbourne, Swinburne University of Technology
Maguire, T., Griffith, J., & Daffern, M. 2022
Advancing nursing risk assessment and intervention to reduce aggression and restrictive interventions: Development of eDASA plus APP. In International Journal of Mental Health Nursing (Vol. 31, pp. 38-39). 111 River St, Hoboken 07030-5774, NJ USA: Wiley.
My research has focussed primarily on risk assessment, clinical decision making and reduction in coercive practices. Current research includes development and testing of novel clinical decision support tools for use in mental health, forensic and supported care environments through our research and design arm, 'Cliniqol'.
Our Approach
At Griffith Psychology, we are dedicated to providing a holistic and intersectional model of support for our clients. Our approach, the 'Person-Centred, Reflective, Integrated Service Model' (PRSIM), focuses on addressing the unique needs of each individual. We are currently working on a paper to further detail this model and its benefits.