Health and Wellbeing Queensland is leading the development of a Clinical Prevention Framework designed to support prevention efforts across the health system.
Feedback on the draft framework is now being sought. Find out more.
Health and Wellbeing Queensland (HWQld) is leading a new Clinical Prevention agenda to take pressure off the health system, spanning primary, secondary and tertiary prevention. Clinical Prevention is a new term created by HWQld to describe a systems approach to integrating and embedding prevention into the health system. This will include development of a Queensland Clinical Prevention Strategy which will include:
- First 2000 days action plan
- Interprofessional Clinical Prevention Training Program
- Prevention Program Portal
- Research and Measuring Change Framework
Promoting clinical prevention across the life course
Bridging the gap between health promotion and clinical healthcare by integrating prevention across the health system through
Innovative models of care
Driving prevention healthcare models through innovative models of care. Supported by a range of health and wellbeing programs across Queensland:
Education and training
Training and supporting clinicians to deliver preventative healthcare. Delivered through targeted initiatives, including:
Digital integration
Digital solutions that integrate prevention into clinical care workflows.
Data and evidence
Drawing on latest evidence and enabling data and evaluation systems to drive policy, strategy and action.
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Last updated 4 March 2024