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.
Factsheets

Perinatal mental health fact sheets for health professionals

Fact sheets and resources that address a broad range of mental health issues in the perinatal period, developed specifically for health professionals.
Factsheets

Eating disorders and neurodivergence

The Stepped Care Approach report synthesises research and lived experience evidence regarding the prevention, early identification and treatment of eating disorders and disordered eating for neurodivergent people. This page also provides a range of health practitioner specific factsheets.
Factsheets

Queensland Stay On Your Feet®: Community good practice model

The Queensland Stay On Your Feet® Toolkit aims to provide anyone who works with older people with easy access to current evidence-based information about falls prevention and practical strategies, and healthy active ageing strategies to use in their organisation and local community.
Factsheets

Dyssomnias and parasomnias in children

A factsheet which provides on-the-spot management information for health professionals on dyssomnias and parasomnias in children. (PDF, 101KB)
Factsheets

Obstructive sleep apnoea in children

A factsheet which provides on-the-spot management information for health professionals on obstructive sleep apnoea in children. (PDF, 83.2KB)
Factsheets

Healthy eating for adults

A brochure outlining advice on the recommended serving sizes and types of food that adults should eat for health and wellbeing. (PDF, 2.4MB)
Factsheets

Portion plate guide

A PDF guide to help plan, prepare or order meals based on proportions of food groups within a meal. (PDF, 4.4MB)
Factsheets

Supermarket shopping guide

A PDF guide to making healthy choices when supermarket shopping, with suggested products. (PDF, 5.3MB)
Factsheets

Label reading

A PDF guide to reading food labels, including guidance around recommended intake of salt, fats, dietary fibre and sugar. (PDF, 987KB)
Factsheets

Make your move – Sit less, be active for life

This booklet outlines the physical activity and sedentary behaviour guidelines for adults (18 to 64 years) and provides ideas on what you can do to be active every day.
Factsheets

Appetite for Life: Healthy Ageing

Appetite for life has been developed for use by health and community workers who have direct contact with older people living independently (people over the age of 65). This webpage provides links to download information on practical food ideas, nutrition for managing health conditions, and staying active.
Factsheets

Eating out

A PDF guide for choosing meals that have lower energy, saturated fat, salt and sugar when eating out. (PDF, 2.5MB)

Blog

Healthy behaviours

Find insightful articles on healthy behaviours. Healthy eating, physical activity, and wellbeing.

Healthy eating
A crowd of busy commuters

Fuel your day: How vegetables can boost energy

Good nutrition is essential for fuelling our daily lives. Eating a balanced diet that contains a wide variety of vegetables
Physical activity
Two women walk oudoors together

Movement for the mind: How physical activity benefits your brain

Your brain responds to physical activity in ways that can improve your mood, focus, sleep, and long-term health.
Healthy eating
Customer receiving takeaway food out of a drive thru window

Ditch the takeaway: How to eat cheaper and healthier at home

Swapping takeaway for home cooking could be one of the simplest ways to save money, support your mental health and
Physical activity
Adolescent girls playing AFL on a field

How will you move today? Free and low-cost ideas for teens

We all know that being active is good for us, and finding ways to move that you enjoy makes it
Healthy eating
Two stuffed zucchini slices topped with vegetables, cheese and fresh herbs

Nutrition tips for vegetarian, vegan and plant-based diets

A Vegetarian diet can increase your veggie intake and even help with the prevention of certain diseases.
Wellbeing
Woman sits on couch scrolling her phone

Beat the scroll: Simple ways to break free from your phone

Many of us use our phones far more than we intend, especially when it comes to social media and doom

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