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.
Guidelines

Queensland stay on your feet community good practice guidelines

These guidelines aim to prevent falls, harm from falls and promote healthy active ageing in older Queenslanders. (PDF, 3MB)
Guidelines

Australian 24-hour Movement Guidelines for older adults – Recommendations

The 24-hour Movement Guidelines provide information on how much physical activity older Australians (65 years and over) should aim for each day.
eLearning

Nutrition for older people online training

eLearning modules for health professionals to learn about the nutrition needs of older people, common nutrition issues and how to manage them.
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.
Guidelines

Prioritisation process report for older Australians

This guidance is for the general population aged 65 years and older (or 50+ years for Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples), and is aimed at supporting prevention of malnutrition, frailty, falls and chronic conditions. The guidance does not apply to people with medical conditions that require specialised diets for managing disease or frailty. However, it is aimed at supporting prevention of malnutrition, frailty, falls and chronic conditions.
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)
Website

Healthy eating when you’re older

A webpage with dietary guidelines and information for older adults.
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

Stay active and independent: How to stay on your feet checklist

A self-checklist for older adults which assesses levels and types of activity, and provides information for remaining active as you age to reduce the risk of falls. (PDF, 142KB)
Factsheets

Strong bones, muscles and healthy eating: How to stay on your feet checklist

A self-checklist for older adults which assesses nutrition and provides tips for eating well as you age to reduce the risk of harm from falls. (PDF, 632KB)
Factsheets

Using BMI in older adults >65 years

This PDF discusses emerging evidence and considerations on the use of standard BMI ranges for older adults. (PDF, 744KB)
Website

BMI calculator

A website with an interactive BMI calculator and supporting information about healthy weight ranges.

Blog

Healthy behaviours

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

Healthy eating
Person arranging a variety of vegetables on roasting tray

What happens to your body when you eat more vegetables?

Does eating more vegetables really make a difference to your health? Learn what happens over days, weeks and years.
Physical activity
Two young woman walk together on a foot path wearing activewear

Low-cost ways to stay active when you feel sluggish

Feeling low on energy can make movement feel like a chore. Get practical tips on how to remain consistent when
Healthy eating
Man looks at canned food in supermarket while holding shopping basket

3 important questions about type 2 diabetes answered

More than 1 million Australians are living with type 2 diabetes, yet misconceptions about the condition remain widespread.
Healthy eating
Person dips vegetable stick into dip

How to build a healthy snack when you’re time poor 

When your day is busy and meals feel rushed, having some go-to healthy snacks can make a real difference.
Physical activity

How cardio and muscle strengthening activities work together for a healthier heart

Your heart is your body's hardest worker. It’s a powerful muscle about the size of your clenched fist that keeps
Healthy eating
7 opened canned foods

Smart pantry cooking: Healthy meals using canned, frozen and long-life foods 

A well-stocked pantry has always been a quiet ally in the kitchen, but in times when fresh produce can fluctuate

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