Clinicians Hub resources

Evidence-based tools, guidelines and resources for health professionals and patients to support the prevention, early intervention, and management of chronic diseases.

BRAVE Framework

For adults

This tool assists with initiating sensitive conversations about weight and health behaviours with adults.

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For children and families

This tool assists with initiating sensitive conversations about growth, weight and health behaviours with children and families.

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Factsheets

Starting solids – Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Communities

Queensland Health
A brochure for Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander families which discusses when and how to start giving baby solid food. (PDF, 742KB)
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Webinars and videos

Responsive feeding: Baby’s first food

Children’s Health Queensland
A 5 minute video that discusses how to know whether your baby is developmentally ready for their first food.
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Webinars and videos

Introduction of solids – Apunipima Health Council

Apunipima Cape York Health Council
A 6 minute video explaining when and what foods to introduce to baby. Developed for Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Communities by Apunipima Health Council
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Factsheets

Baby and toddler feeding – Easy English

Metro South Health
A suite of resources designed in consultation with Brisbane African women. These resources have been developed in Easy English and discuss breastfeeding and introduction to solids.
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Factsheets

Healthy eating for breastfeeding mothers

Queensland Health
A nutritional guide developed to support mothers during their postnatal recovery and breastfeeding. The resource discusses recommended food groups, fluids, caffeine, alcohol and weight.
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Factsheets

Breastfeeding confidence – Your quick guide to breastfeeding

Australian Breastfeeding Association
A booklet that provides a quick guide to families on the essentials of breastfeeding, available in a range of languages including Vietnamese, Amharic, Arabic, Assyriam, Burmese, Chinese, Croatian, Dari, Dinka, Farsi, Hindi, Karen and Tamil. This resource discusses positioning, milk supply, baby's weight, expressing and storing breastmilk and common causes of pain.
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Factsheets

Breastfeeding: good for baby, good for mum – Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Communities

Queensland Health
A resource designed for Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander families on breastfeeding. This resource discusses breastfeeding benefits, and tips on recognising baby hunger cues and whether babies are receiving enough breast milk. (PDF, 637KB)
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Australian Breastfeeding Association resources

Australian Breastfeeding Association
The Australian Breastfeeding Association website provides resources for families through all stages of their breastfeeding journey. This includes resources for pregnancy, infancy, the first year and beyond, including resources to assist with continuing to breastfeed while returning to work.
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Factsheets

Strong Born – No grog during pregnancy is best

National Aboriginal Community Controlled Health Organisation (NACCHO)
This booklet was created to raise awareness of Fetal Alcohol Spectrum Disorder (FASD) among community members who may play a role in supporting alcohol-free pregnancy; or support a person with FASD. (PDF, 1.8MB)
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Factsheets

The risks of alcohol and pregnancy

Foundation for Alcohol Research and Education (FARE)
This information sheet provides information for patients about the risks of alcohol when pregnant or planning a pregnancy. (PDF, 741KB)
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Factsheets

Patient information: Pregnancy after bariatric surgery or with a weight above a healthy range

Queensland Health
This PDF has been developed for women who are above a healthy weight or have recently had bariatric surgery and are planning to become or are already pregnant. This information answers commonly asked questions regarding weight during pregnancy. (PDF, 457KB)
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Guidelines

Australian 24-hour Movement Guidelines for pregnancy – Brochure

Department of Health, Disability and Ageing
The 24-hour Movement Guidelines provide information and advice for pregnant women about how much physical activity they should do each day.
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Our programs

Health behaviour change programs for your patients

Explore referral pathways to support prevention, early intervention and management of chronic diseases.

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A group of people walking together outdoors as part of the 10,000 Steps program

10,000 Steps

10,000 Steps is an Australian physical activity program that uses step tracking technology to encourage everyday movement. Delivered digitally via app, it supports individuals, workplaces, and community groups with personalised goal setting, progress monitoring, and social challenges to build sustainable active habits.

Two women preparing fresh food together in a kitchen

My health for life

My health for life is a Queensland Government-funded chronic disease prevention program offering free health coaching to adults at risk of type 2 diabetes, heart disease, and stroke. Through six sessions in flexible formats, participants receive personalised guidance on lifestyle behaviours proven to reduce disease risk.

Mother and son look at Podsquad on an ipad

Podsquad

Podsquad is a free app-based health program designed for children aged 5–12 and their families. Using behavioural science and play based learning, it helps families build lasting healthy habits across nutrition, physical activity, and sleep through engaging, reward-driven activities both online and in everyday life.

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