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Clinical Guidelines

Australian 24-hour Movement Guidelines for adults (18 to 64 years) – Recommendations

The 24-hour Movement Guidelines provide information on how much physical activity adults (18 to 64 years) should aim for each
Website

Ready to COPE – Information for healthcare & service providers

A free pregnancy and parenting mobile app that provides men and women with timely, relevant information about their emotional and
Factsheets and flyers

Healthy snacks

A PDF with ideas for healthy snacks that can be included as part of a healthy diet. (PDF, 3.5 MB).
eLearning

Child growth e-learning

Child growth e-learning resources for health professionals working with young children and families, using the World Health Organisation (WHO) Growth
Clinical Guidelines

Quick guide: Safe, inclusive and accessible environments for people living with obesity

This guide aims to help healthcare professionals consider opportunities to create a more welcoming environment for people living with obesity,
Clinical Guidelines

Australian dietary guidelines: Providing the scientific evidence

The Australian dietary guidelines provide advice about the amount and kinds of foods we need to eat for health and
Clinical Guidelines

Weight management before, during and after pregnancy: Public Health Guideline (UK)

Guidelines from the United Kingdom for assessment and monitoring of body weight and supporting a healthy weight before, during and
Clinical Guidelines

Flowchart: Obesity and pregnancy care

A quick-reference flow chart for the care of women living with obesity during pregnancy or following bariatric surgery. (PDF, 118KB)
Clinical Guidelines

Queensland clinical guidelines: Obesity and pregnancy

A guideline that provides information and evidence around obesity and pregnancy care, including post-bariatric surgery and preconception planning. (PDF, 615KB)
Clinical Guidelines

Australian pregnancy care guidelines

The guidelines aim to improve the health and experiences of pregnant women and their babies by providing evidence-based recommendations to
Academic Literature

Position statement: Obesity and the older person

This position statement provides an overview of relevant literature and provides evidence-based recommendations for weight assessment and management in older
Academic Literature

Position statement: Resistance training for older adults

This position statement provides an overview of relevant literature and provides evidence-based recommendations for resistance training for older adults.

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