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Advancing integrated care for non-communicable diseases across APEC economies

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Community-led air quality monitoring is reshaping Australian healthThe summer of 2019 and 2020 left an indelible mark on communities from the Blue Mountains to the Huon Valley. During the Black Summer bushfires, fine…
Early Detection of Chronic Kidney Disease in Australian Primary CareChronic kidney disease affects roughly one in ten Australian adults, yet most people living with the condition remain unaware of it until significant kidney…
Practical Pathways for Tobacco Cessation in Community CentresAcross Australia, smoking still carries a heavy burden of preventable illness, particularly among older residents coping with diabetes, heart disease or…
How cultural beliefs shape NCD treatment adherenceLiving with a long-term condition such as type 2 diabetes, hypertension, or chronic kidney disease often means juggling daily tablets, dietary changes, and…
Mobilising Volunteers for Home-Based NCD Support in AustraliaChronic conditions such as type 2 diabetes, hypertension and heart disease place a heavy load on households from the suburbs of Parramatta to the wheatbelt…
Community Exercise Classes For Arthritis Management In AustraliaArthritis can make everyday movement feel uncertain, particularly when pain, stiffness, fatigue or fear of falling leads people to avoid activity. Yet…
Making Healthy Food Access Work in Urban AustraliaFood access is a health issue long before a person enters a clinic. In many low-income urban communities, residents may live close to shops yet still struggle…
Patient Navigation For Continuous NCD CareChronic disease care rarely follows a straight line. A person may move from a general practitioner to pathology, a hospital clinic, a community pharmacist and…
Designing Walkable Australian Neighbourhoods For Better HealthUrban planning shapes far more than traffic flow and property values. The location of homes, shops, parks, schools, public transport stops and health services…
Using community radio to share better health informationCommunity radio remains one of Australia’s most trusted ways to reach people where they live. A local presenter can explain diabetes prevention, healthy…