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Tackling chronic disease risk factors in people with mental health conditions

In 2018, our project team based at the University of Newcastle conducted an online statewide survey to understand what preventive care community managed organisations (CMOs) currently provide and identify factors that may support the delivery of such care.
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This PDF document is a snapshot of the survey results, which reflect the experiences of 85 leaders in NSW CMOs between November 2018 and February 2019.

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DATE 8 Nov 2019

TYPE Policy Briefs

Prevention experts

  • Professor Jenny Bowman

    University of Newcastle
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  • Lauren Gibson

    University of Newcastle
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  • Mental health and wellbeing ,

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  • Prevention in the health sector ,

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  • Addressing chronic disease risk factors in people with mental illness

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