Chronic diseases rarely arrive one at a time. A person living with type 2 diabetes may also have high blood pressure, excess weight, heart disease risk,…
Urban parks can help communities prevent and manage chronic conditions while making daily movement easier, more social and more enjoyable. A well-designed park…
Chronic diseases are managed in ordinary places: kitchens, pharmacies, community centres, general practices and sporting clubs. For people living with…
Intergenerational programs bring children, working-age adults and older people together around practical health goals. Shared cooking, walking groups,…
Heart failure care increasingly extends beyond the hospital, specialist clinic and general practice. For many Australians, the most useful information is…
Community-based care is central to Australia’s response to non-communicable diseases (NCDs), including diabetes, obesity, cardiovascular disease and chronic…
Non-communicable diseases (NCDs) are often discussed through hospitals, general practice and public health campaigns, yet a large part of prevention takes…
Chronic pain often sits at the centre of several long-term health problems. A person living with diabetes may develop neuropathic pain, someone with obesity…
Community events can turn health information into a practical, welcoming experience. A local festival, sporting fixture, cultural celebration or neighbourhood…
