Grants
TITLE (CHIEF INVESTIGATORS) |
Source |
Years |
Total funding |
Establishing the most effective parameters for delivering The Carers Way Ahead as a service for families and carers of adults with TBI (McDonald, Newby & Simpson, in partnership with icare) | NHMRC Partnership Grant 1169938 | 2019-2021 | $443,000 |
The-Way-Ahead: On-line support for families managing challenging behaviours after TBI (McDonald, Newby, Grant, Gertler, Simpson) | icare | 2017-2018 | $146,043 |
Cognitive fatigue in multiple sclerosis: An examination of the construct, its relationship with everyday functioning and serum nicotinamide adenine dinucleotide levels (Honan, McDonald, and Lim) | MS Australia Incubator Grant | 2016 | $22,000 |
Are problems with social skills related to poor quality of life for people with a diagnosis of dementia?”(Kelly and McDonald) | Hunter Medical Research Institute Project Grant (Alzheimer's Disease) | 2016 | $20,000 |
PEERS: Developing an Ipad delivered social assessment for children and adolescents. (Anderson, Beauchamp, Darby, McDonald) | NHMRC Development Grant 1093528 | 2015-2016 | $876,000 |
Maximising psychosocial recovery after TBI: Who and when to treat (McDonald) | UNSW Goldstar | 2015 | $40,000 |
The sociopath amongst us: the neural basis of empathy disorders (McDonald & Rushby) | ARC Discovery Project 150100226 | 2015-2018 | $397,900 |
Emotion regulation after brain injury: New approaches to remediation (McDonald, Tate, Rushby, Loo & Francis) | NH&MRC Project Grant 1081923 | 2015-2018 | $887,000 |
I feel how you feel: How does empathy breakdown in clinical disorders? | UNSW Goldstar | 2014 | $40,000 |
Developing a social cognition measure for people with dementia (Kelly & McDonald) | Alzheimers Australia dementia Research Foundation | 2014 | $50,000 |
Cool heads: Improving emotion regulation in people with severe traumatic brain injury: III (McDonald & Tate) | UNSW Goldstar | 2013 | $40,000 |
CRE in Traumatic Brain Injury Psychosocial Rehabilitation (McDonald, Anderson, Ponsford, Tate, Togher, Morgan, Fleming, Ownsworth, Douglas, Murdoch) | NHMRC Centre of Research Excellence; 1023043 | 2012-2016 | $2.5 million |
Cool heads: Improving emotion regulation in people with severe traumatic brain injury: II (McDonald & Tate) | UNSW Silverstar | 2012 | $35,000 |
A multi-centre RCT of cognitive behavioural therapy for managing social anxiety in adolescents with traumatic brain injury (Soo, Tate, Anderson, Catroppa, Lee, McDonald, Rapee, Benson) | NH&MRC Project Grant 1008690 | 2011-2013 | $581,722 |
Predicting outcomes in methadone maintenance (Darke & McDonald) | UNSW Goldstar | 2011 | $40,000 |
Cool heads: Improving emotion regulation in people with severe traumatic brain injury (McDonald & Tate) | UNSW Goldstar | 2011 | $40,000 |
Longitudinal communication recovery following traumatic brain injury (Togher, Tate, McDonald, Turkstra, Holland) | NH&MRC Project Grant 632681 | 2010-2015 | $755,875 |
Emotion in voice matters: Advancing a neural model of auditory emotion perception (Dimoska, McDonald & Piguet) | ARC Discovery Project 1094183 | 2010-2013 | $245,000 |
The role of emotion and social cognition in communication disorders (McDonald) | ARC Discovery Project DP0988689 | 2009-2011 | $200,000 |
A comprehensive manual for treating emotion processing deficits after TBI (Bornhofen, C., McDonald, S) | Lifetime Care and Support Authority, NSW | 2008-2009 | $57,437 |
Consolidation of PsycBITE (Tate, R., Perdices, M., McDonald, S., Togher, L., Moseley, A.) | Motor Accident Authority NSW | 2008-2010 | $336,000 |
fMRI "in scan" visual display and eye tracker for brain imaging research in psychology (McDonald, Lovibond, Spehar, Westbrook, Dadds, Bryant, Weideman & Denson) | UNSW Major Research and Equipment Infrastructure scheme | 2008 | $200,000 |
Reinstating emotion perception after brain damage: An experimental approach (McDonald, S. & Tate, R.) | NH&MRC Project Grant: ID 510222 | 2008-2010 | $324,875 |
Which treatment works? New approaches to treating emotion perception deficits after brain injury (McDonald, S. Tate, R. and Togher, L.) | NH&MRC Project Grant: ID 510326 | 2008-2010 | $481,000 |
Organic brain damage after nonfatal opiod overdose (Darke, S. & McDonald, S.) | NH&MRC Project Grant ID 510314 | 2008-2010 | $235,500 |
Treating emotion recognition disorders: maximising treatment effects: Part II (McDonald, S. & Tate, R.) | UNSW: Goldstar | 2007 | $40,000 |
Knowing in advance: Effective strategies for preparing young children for novel experiences (Salmon, K. Pipe, M & McDonald, S) | ARC: Discovery Grant: DP0663422 | 2006-2008 | $170,000 |
Pragmatic language and social cognition in Alzheimers Disease and Frontotemporal dementia (McDonald, S.) | UNSW: Faculty Research Grant | 2006 | $5,000 |
Treating emotion recognition disorders: maximising treatment effects (McDonald, S. & Tate, R.) | UNSW: Goldstar | 2006 | $40,000 |
Towards a model of emotional control: Assessment of patients with focal cortical injuries (Henry & McDonald) | ARC: Discovery Grant: DP0663182 | 2006-2008 | $195,000 |
Communication and severe brain injury (Togher, L. McDonald, S. & Tate, R.) | NH&MRC: Project Grant 402687 | 2006-2008 | $440,000 |
Emotion regulatory deficits in relation to Alzheimer's disease. (Henry, J., McDonald, S., Martin, I.) | Aust Alzheimer Research Dementia Grant | 2006 | $14,845 |
The Study of Emotion-Processing. (Bryant, R., Dadds, M., McDonald, S., Lovibond, P. & Guastella, A) | NH&MRC: Equipment grant | 2005 | $35,000 |
Improving retrospective memory after brain injury (McDonald, S. Salmon, K.) |
UNSW: Gold Star | 2005 | $30,000 |
Emotional and cognitive control in Multiple Sclerosis (Henry, McDonald, Phillips, Beatty, Longley) |
UNSW: Faculty Research Grants Program | 2005 | $18,000 |
A clinical trial of the effect of neuropsychological treatments in increasing community participation after brain injury. (Tate, R., McDonald, S.) | NH&MRC: Project Grant: ID 302175 | 2004-2006 | $360,000 |
Improving psychologists' use of evidence-based practice principles: training in the use of a database of psychological treatments for people with acquired brain injury. (Tate,R., Perdices, M. & McDonald, S) | NSW Psychologists Registration Board | 2004-2005 | $47,000 |
Training clinicians to use PsycBITE (Tate, R, Perdices M, McDonald, S, Togher L, Moseley A) | Motor Accidents Authority NSW | 2004 | $90,000 |
PsycBITE™ III: Establishing a Website, (Tate, R. Perdices, M., McDonald, S., Togher, L., Moseley, A.) | Motor Accidents Authority NSW | 2004 | $36,000 |
Enhancing treatment effectiveness for psychosocial disorders after severe traumatic brain injury" (McDonald, S., Tate, R., & Togher, L.) | NH&MRC: Project Grant: ID 222754 | 2003-2005 | $240,00 |
The effectiveness of reminders for improving memory recall deficits after severe traumatic brain injury: (McDonald, S. & Salmon, K.) | UNSW: University Research Support Grant | 2002-2003 | $10,000 |
Empathy, Attention and Reasoning: The role of automatic and controlled processing in emotion recognition following traumatic brain injury(McDonald) | ARC: Discovery Grant | 2002-2004 | $125,000 |
The reliability of the psychological database for Brain Injury Treatment Efficacy (PsycBITETM), (Tate, R., Perdices, M., McDonald, S., Togher, L., Moseley, A.) | Motor Accident Authority NSW | 2002 | $19,000 |
"The evidence base of psychological therapies for traumatic brain injury." (Tate, R., Perdices, M., McDonald, S., Moseley, A., & Togher, L.) | Motor Accident Authority NSW | 2002 | $81,000 |
Crying or laughing? Recognition of emotional expression following traumatic brain injury (McDonald) | UNSW: Research Support Scheme | 2001 | $10,000 |
Role of cognitive, behavioural and movement disorders in causing age-related disability with MRI, genetics and neuropathological correlates" (Broe, G.& McDonald,S.) | Ramaciotti Foundation | 2001 | $10,000 |