Publications

This report outlines the process of developing, updating and disseminating the Clinical Practice Guidelines – Pregnancy Care, known as the Pregnancy Care Guidelines.

This document provides a brief, plain English summary of the Clinical Practice Guidelines – Pregnancy Care, known as the Pregnancy Care Guidelines.

This document provides a brief summary of the economic analyses conducted to inform the development of Clinical Practice Guidelines – Pregnancy Care, known as the Pregnancy Care Guidelines.

This document links the evidence identified through systematic reviews to the recommendations developed for the Clinical Practice Guidelines – Pregnancy Care, known as the Pregnancy Care Guidelines.

The Health Professional Summary Sheets are based directly on the content of the Pregnancy Care Guidelines and include key information such as recommendations, information on tests and practice summaries.

The Health Professional Summary Sheets are based directly on the content of the Pregnancy Care Guidelines and include key information such as recommendations, information on tests and practice summaries.

The Health Professional Summary Sheets are based directly on the content of the Pregnancy Care Guidelines and include key information such as recommendations, information on tests and practice summaries.

The Health Professional Summary Sheets are based directly on the content of the Pregnancy Care Guidelines and include key information such as recommendations, information on tests and practice summaries.

The Health Professional Summary Sheets are based directly on the content of the Pregnancy Care Guidelines and include key information such as recommendations, information on tests and practice summaries.

The Health Professional Summary Sheets are based directly on the content of the Pregnancy Care Guidelines and include key information such as recommendations, information on tests and practice summaries.

The Health Professional Summary Sheets are based directly on the content of the Pregnancy Care Guidelines and include key information such as recommendations, information on tests and practice summaries.

The guidelines have been developed to provide a reliable and standard reference for health professionals providing antenatal care.

The Health Professional Summary Sheets are based directly on the content of the Pregnancy Care Guidelines and include key information such as recommendations, information on tests and practice summaries.

This document outlines a national strategy to support the delivery of maternity services to women, from conception until 12 months after the pregnancy or birth.

Provides information and advice on early childhood nutrition, menu planning and food safety. Contains delicious and nutritious recipes for settings and families.

Covering the essential healthy eating and physical activity topics to support settings, staff and families.

Covering the essential healthy eating and physical activity topics to support settings, staff and families.

Covering the essential healthy eating and physical activity topics to support settings, staff and families.

2015–2016 Annual Report of the Marketing in Australia of Infant Formula

This document is a summary of the evidence used to provide a national recommendation on adding congenital adrenal hyperplasia to Australian newborn bloodspot screening programs.

If you’re pregnant or planning a pregnancy, no amount of alcohol is safe. Find out what the risks are. Read tips on how you can stop drinking while pregnant.

Use these forms to request that a condition be assessed to either be added or removed from the Newborn Bloodspot Screening program.

Australian Government response to the Senate Select Committee on Stillbirth Research and Education Report.

This plan aims to reduce the incidence and impact of FASD in Australia. This will improve the quality of life for people living with FASD. The Plan identifies 4 national priorities and is for the period 2018 to 2028.

This resource provides clinical advice from the Australian Technical Advisory Group on Immunisation (ATAGI) regarding the use of vaccines for pregnant women.