Best practice antenatal care for chronic disease health risks is not routine. We aimed to ensure preventive care is delivered routinely during pregnancy.
This research was funded through the 2022 Prevention Centre Seeding Grants Program to build on the Preventing Liver Cancer project. The analyses in these reports can help form a business case to advocate for efficient and effective targeted interventions to reduce the burden of liver cancer in Australia.
This project estimated the impact of prevention activities on liver cancer outcomes, including reduction of excessive alcohol consumption, reduction of excess body fatness, and routine HCC surveillance, using an updated Australian liver cancer predictive model (Policy1-Liver).
This webinar presents the key findings from a series of studies that were conducted across three Australian states to understand and inform improvements to preventive health care as part of routine antenatal care.
Join the Australian and New Zealand Falls Prevention Society as they present the case for a national falls prevention strategy and for urgent and coordinated national action.
A research team, who has helped identify pathways for implementing the 2023 updated cardiovascular disease (CVD) risk guidelines in general practice, summarise the results of five Prevention Centre research studies exploring the role of Primary Health Networks (PHNs).
A research team identify clear pathways for implementing the updated cardiovascular disease (CVD) risk guidelines in general practice, due for release in 2023.
Professor Cathie Sherrington is Director of the CRE in Prevention of Falls Injuries, one of the CREs that contributes to the Collaboration for Enhanced Research Impact. She is Professor, Sydney School of Public Health, University of Sydney. She leads the 28-person Physical Activity, Ageing and Disability Research Stream within the Institute for Musculoskeletal Health (a …