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  • Community-based pain programs commissioned by primary health networks: key findings from an online survey and consultation with program managers

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  • Giving voice to what supports prevention in the Queensland public health system

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    A successful integrated care telehealth program has been used as a case study in a Queensland Health project identifying ways to embed chronic disease prevention as a core function of clinical care in the State’s public health system.

  • Establishing consensus on key elements and implementation enablers of community-based pain programs to support primary health network decision making: An eDelphi study

  • Collaborating nationally for chronic disease prevention

    CERI develop shared communication across research projects and participating centres.

    The uptake of high‑quality evidence on effective prevention is important to ensure Australia minimises the impacts of chronic disease. In 2020–21, the Prevention Centre launched the Collaboration for Enhanced Research Impact (CERI)—a national collaboration of more than 500 researchers to develop a united voice for the prevention of chronic disease.

  • The role of Primary Health Networks in cardiovascular disease prevention: A qualitative interview study

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  • Dr Sophie Dilworth

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    Dr Sophie Dilworth is a post-doctoral researcher and registered nurse. She is currently working with the Population Health Maternal Health Team at the University of Newcastle. This research aims to explore current levels of guideline recommended care for smoking, alcohol consumption and weight gain in pregnancy, health system barriers and to develop evidence-based practice change strategies …

  • Angie Wilson

  • Using system science to reveal and strengthen prevention in the Queensland public health system

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    Queensland Health is leading a new project that is using system science methods to uncover the many opportunities to strengthen and embed chronic disease prevention in the state’s public health system.

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