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NCETA are seeking an outstanding candidate for a PhD scholarship to undertake research on a MRFF Grant entitled ‘the power of parents: co-designing health communications to reduce adolescent drinking’. The overall aim of this project is to target harmful adolescent alcohol consumption by co-designing and testing a suite of health communications to reduce parental supply (the main suppliers) of alcohol to adolescents. The role will be based at NCETA, Flinders University with principal supervisor Prof Jacqueline Bowden and associate supervision by national alcohol policy research expert Dr Ashlea Bartram and two senior chief investigators from the team.

More information at https://www.flinders.edu.au/scholarships/medical-research-foundation-fund-mrff-grant-the-power-of-parents-co-designing-health-communications-to-reduce-adolescent-drinking