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  • Jurisdictional Workshop Presentations Archives

    ...Wellington Aboriginal Corporation Health Service Quit B Fit This presentation was delivered by Wellington Aboriginal Corporation Health Service’s Quit B Fit team. It includes information on their eight-week health promotion...

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  • Prevention and education

    ...illicit drugs for individuals, families and communities and professionals who have contact with at-risk people engage communities and stakeholders in the development of prevention programs [33425]. There are health promotion...

  • Remote Services Workshop Presentations 2021

    ...discussed included: World No Tobacco Day, community tobacco surveys during COVID-19, tobacco podcast and tobacco promotional resources. Population Health Promotion for Tackling Indigenous Smoking 3 March 2021 In this whiteboard...

  • National CEO's Workshops

    ...health promotion This presentation was delivered at the 2019 National CEO’s Workshop by Associate Professor Penney Upton from the NBPU TIS. The presentation covers information on population health promotion, with...

  • Pregnant women and families

    ...opportunity for smoking behaviour change. The evidence shows that effective population health promotion should: tailor health promotion materials such as social marketing for Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander pregnant women...

  • Family Safety

    ...Welcome to the HealthInfoNet health topic on family safety (formerly the section on family violence). This section provides information on keeping Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander families strong as well...

  • Child Protection

    ...Welcome to the HealthInfoNet health topic on child protection. This section provides information on protection and care, child abuse, and interventions and services (including out-of-home foster care) for Aboriginal and...

  • Health system

    ...health promotion and prevention, screening, and treatment and management of conditions. Primary health care providers include General Practitioners (GPs), nurses, allied health providers (such as dietitians, podiatrists and physiotherapists), midwives,...

  • Strong Communities

    ...Welcome to the HealthInfoNet health topic on strong communities. This section provides information on the protective factors that help to build and maintain strong Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander communities....

  • Governance

    ...Welcome to the HealthInfoNet health topic on governance. This section provides information about Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people and governance. Governance refers to the systems and processes for ensuring...

  • Digital Services

    ...Welcome to the HealthInfoNet health topic on digital services. This section provides information on the application of digital technologies, including telehealth, that support improved health for Aboriginal and Torres Strait...

  • Primary Health Care

    ...of primary health care. What is primary health care? Primary health care is the ‘frontline’ of the health care system in Australia. It is generally the first ‘layer’ of health...

  • Justice

    ...female offenders, justice reinvestment, juvenile offenders, legal services, offender health, recidivism and sentencing. This section includes collections of publications, policies, health promotion and practice resources, and programs relevant to justice....

  • Injury

    ...Welcome to the HealthInfoNet health topic on injury. This section provides information about injury among Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people. Here you can find a collection of information including...

  • Disclaimer and privacy

    ...Thank you for visiting the Australian Indigenous HealthInfoNet website. This site is presented for the purpose of disseminating Indigenous health information, free of charge. Disclaimer Please note: this site is...

  • What is WellMob?

    ...and emotional wellbeing. Who is WellMob for? WellMob is for all of our frontline health and wellbeing workers, including: community health and wellbeing workers mental health workers family support education...

  • About

    ...social and emotional wellbeing. Who is WellMob for? WellMob is for all of our frontline health and wellbeing workers, including; community health and wellbeing workers mental health workers family support...

  • Disclaimer and Privacy

    ...Thank you for visiting WellMob, an Australian Indigenous HealthInfoNet website created in partnership with eMHPrac (e-Mental Health in Practice). This site is presented for the purpose of disseminating Indigenous health...

  • Regulation and control

    ...also apply to the same areas in Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander communities. There are also laws banning any kind of tobacco promotion and advertising (with some small exceptions) [34325]....

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