Caley Tapp

Dr. Caley Tapp is a Research Fellow affiliated with the School of Public Health at The University of Queensland. She works within the Mental Health Outcomes and Case Complexity Research Stream at the Queensland Centre for Mental Health Research (QCMHR), focusing on mental health epidemiology, health services research, and trauma-informed care frameworks. Her work spans areas such as suicide trends, patient outcomes in transplantation, and behavioral health interventions.

Her recent publications analyze mental health trends in Australia, suicide epidemiology in India, and behavioral responses to health threats. She contributes to validating clinical assessment tools and understanding maternal health impacts on child development.

Her research demonstrates cross-disciplinary expertise in public health, psychology, and medical outcomes, with a focus on translating findings into policy and practice improvements.