Clinician’s Guide to Women and Girls’ Health

An initiative of Health and Wellbeing Queensland, supported by Clinical Excellence Queensland, this series draws on the voices and lived experiences of thousands of Queenslanders and equips clinicians with expert insights and practical tools. The series spans adolescence, young adulthood, motherhood, midlife, menopause, and ageing. Together, we’ll unpack the sensitive, complex, and often overlooked aspects of care that shape a woman’s health journey.

How to listen

Listen to Clinician’s Guide to Women and Girls’ Health at the links below, or find episodes on Apple Podcasts, Spotify, Google Podcasts, Pandora, or your favourite podcast app.

Healthy ageing in the senior years: enhancing outcomes for women beyond 60

In this final episode, we explore what healthy ageing looks like for women over 60.

Thriving in your 50s: Ageing well

In this episode, we focus on women’s health beyond menopause. As women enter later life stages, their health needs evolve.

Menopause & ageing: Evidence, experience and epidemiology

In this episode, we unpack the multifaceted experience of menopause and its broader implications for clinical care and public health.

Strengthening habits for women 40+: Mental health and chronic disease

The middle years of a woman’s life are often defined by complexity, convergence, and competing demands.

Antenatal care in the maternal years: Helping new mums thrive

We explore the life-altering transition to motherhood and how health professionals can ensure new mums feel empowered to thrive.

Building healthy habits in the 20s and 30s: Normalising mental health for our girls

In this episode, our experts unpack how trust and connection can shape a young woman’s journey into adulthood.

Reproductive health in early adulthood: Setting girls up to keep learning about their health

This episode explores the journey into adulthood and the evolving nature of women’s bodies and fertility.

Supporting teen wellbeing: Body and mind

Explore the emotional and social shifts girls face between ages 11 and 17 - a time of identity and self-discovery.

Navigating teen sexual health and relationships

Navigating teen sexual health and relationships delves into the transformative journey girls experience between the ages of 11 and 17.

Media and news

Latest articles

Read the latest Health and Wellbeing Queensland news, opinions and media releases.

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Private Sector Pathways winner, Charter Studio

Winning solution designed to help Queenslanders find the right health support sooner

Charter Studio proposes to make Queensland’s free and low-cost preventive health programs easier to find and simpler to access.
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Pick of the Crop Kitchen brings schools together in Toowoomba 

Students from 7 schools across the Darling Downs came together at Rockville State School for the Pick of the Crop
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Growing healthier futures at The Willows State School

At The Willows State School in Townsville, our Pick of the Crop initiative is helping make healthy eating part of
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New child and family health e-training strengthens capability

Queensland’s child and family health workforce has access to a free new e-learning package about preventive health during the first
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Woman walking with handbag and man walking with his bike along a train station platform.

From walking to gardening, every move counts in statewide challenge

Health and Wellbeing Queensland prevention partner 10,000 Steps is encouraging Queenslanders to find ways to increase physical activity as part
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HWQld Pick of the Crop children working in the outdoor school garden

The case for early screening: addressing the rise of type 2 diabetes in children

With nearly 1.3 million Australians living with type 2 diabetes and more than 300 new cases diagnosed daily, diabetes is

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