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Tag: National Preventive Health Strategy

Public Health Association of Australia logo. Text: 'National Preventive Health Strategy 2021-2030. Preventive Health Strategy: From paper to action.' Vector images of book, and running person.

‘Don’t file it away’: Acting on the National Preventive Health Strategy will mean fewer people get sick

Melanie Parker, Public Health Association of Australia Clearly, unless change occurs soon, Australia will soon be facing an overwhelming chronic … More

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Public Health Association of Australia logo. Icon of badge with three cogs inside it. Text: 'An Australian Centre for Disease Control. CDC Corner'.

Riffing on Australia’s major public health issue in 2023, the ACDC: “Highway to Health” or a “Long way to the shop if you want disease control”?

Adjunct Professor Terry Slevin, PHAA CEO   2023 will be a key year in the birth of the Australian Centre … More

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Action needed on prevention and collaboration implementation research

Professor Luke Wolfenden, The Australian Prevention Partnership Centre The Prevention Centre’s Leadership Executive and several key partners have reflected on … More

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An opportunity squandered: Budget 2022 fails to invest in lauded National Preventive Health Strategy

Terry Slevin – PHAA CEO   What if Australia invested in Preventive Health? A reflection on the 2022 Budget If … More

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Significant steps towards a healthier Australia: The 2021-2030 National Preventive Health Strategy

Terry Slevin – PHAA CEO Today marks a ‘red letter day’ for the health of our nation. At least it … More

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National Preventive Health Strategy: a new era in Australian health is possible

Terry Slevin, PHAA CEO At the PHAA Preventive Health conference in Melbourne In July 2019 the Australian Minister for Health … More

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National Preventive Health Strategy: realising the opportunity to improve Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander health outcomes by addressing tobacco use

With the Commonwealth Government’s National Preventive Health Strategy due for finalisation in the coming months, Dr Raglan Maddox, Professor Tom … More

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Welcome to 2021 – a year of more uncertainty, but with cause for hope

Terry Slevin, PHAA CEO Here’s hoping that, as you read this, you retain some of the reinvigorating glow of a … More

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We need to become healthier, faster

Terry Slevin   The Australian Government is currently consulting on its National Preventive Health Strategy. The most important message they … More

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