Resources
Newborn bloodspot screening variant fact sheet
The list of variants for sickle cell disease, beta thalassemia and other hemoglobinopathies are captured in this resource.
PIC – Supply and pathology analysis of immunochemical faecal occult blood tests for National Bowel Cancer Screening
This public interest certificate (PIC) relates to the following tender: Supply and Pathology Analysis of Immunochemical Faecal Occult Blood Tests for National Bowel Cancer Screening.
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Yarning about Aboriginal Women’s Health Business
This video highlights the importance of cervical screening and supporting women to take control of their own health.
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Screen Me: short film on cervical screening for people with disability [with audio description]
Screen Me! encourages people with disability to do their cervical screening. The short film was made for and by people with disability.
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Megan Varlow: Give up smoking for good – health benefits
Megan Varlow is the Director of Cancer Control Policy at Cancer Council Australia. Watch as she talks about the health benefits of quitting smoking.
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Megan Varlow: Give up smoking for good – support services
Megan Varlow is the Director of Cancer Control Policy at Cancer Council Australia. Watch as she talks about the different support services available to help you give up smoking for good.
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Becky Freeman: Give up vaping for good – support services
Associate Professor Becky Freeman explains some of the health risks associated with vaping and what support services are available to help you give up for good.
Adult Comprehensive Health Assessment Program (CHAP) – Annual Health Assessment for People with Intellectual Disability
The Comprehensive Health Assessment Program (CHAP) is an evidence-based tool for conducting annual health assessments for people with intellectual disability in Australia. This version is for adults, people aged 18 years and older.
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Becky Freeman: Give up vaping for good – health risks
Associate Professor Becky Freeman explains some of the health risks associated with vaping and why you should make that quit attempt.
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Megan Varlow – Give up smoking for good
Megan Varlow is the Director of Cancer Control Policy at Cancer Council Australia. Watch as she talks about the health benefits of quitting smoking and what support services are available to help you give up for good.
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Becky Freeman – Give up vaping for good
Associate Professor Becky Freeman explains the health risks associated with vaping and what support services are available to help you give up for good.
How to collect your own sample (for Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander women)
This procedure helps Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander women understand how to take their own vaginal sample for a Cervical Screening Test.
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Breaking habits – Sarah’s journey
Join Sarah as she shares her journey to quit smoking. She talks about the strategies that helped her break the habits that led to her smoking and offers tips for anyone trying to quit.
Sarah's quitting journey – Case study
Sarah started smoking at the age of 14 and finally quit at 41, with more than a few quit attempts along the way. Read Sarah's case study to learn more about her quitting journey.
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What worked for me – Sarah’s journey
Watch as Sarah shares her journey to quit smoking. She talks about the strategies, including medication, that helped her succeed and the financial benefits of quitting.
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How I quit smoking for good – Sarah’s journey
Join Sarah as she shares her journey to quit smoking and the challenges she faced along the way. She talks about the strategies that helped her succeed and offers tips for anyone trying to quit.
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Don’t stop trying – Sarah’s journey
Hear Sarah’s story as she shares her journey to quit smoking and offers advice for others looking to do the same – don’t stop trying.
National Bowel Cancer Screening Program – How to do the bowel test
This is a visual guide to help people understand how to do the free bowel test.
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Get behind it! Community Roadshow for the National Bowel Cancer Screening Program
Bowel screening can save your life. Find out about the Community Roadshow for the National Bowel Cancer Screening Program.
Improving Health Outcomes for Priority Populations of Women and Girls – Health Promotion Activities – GO6687 – Feedback for applicants
This document provides general feedback on the grant opportunity for ‘Improving Health Outcomes for Priority Populations of Women and Girls – Health Promotion Activities’ for the information of applicants.
National Bowel Cancer Screening Program – Histopathology report
Histopathologists use this form to report patient specimen results collected during a surgical resection for a patient of the program. To report results from all other procedures, please use the colonoscopy and histopathology report.
National Bowel Cancer Screening Program – Colonoscopy and histopathology report
Proceduralists use this form to provide information about your patient’s colonoscopy and histopathology result.
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National Bowel Cancer Screening Program – How to do the free test
Eligible Australians aged 45 to 74 can do the free National Bowel Cancer Screening Program test. When found early, nine out of ten cases can be treated successfully. So, do the free test as soon as you get it in the mail – it could save your life.
BreastScreen Australia – How to have a breast screen
This is a visual guide to help people understand the process of a breast screen.
Support to prevent and address the health impacts of Female Genital Mutilation/Cutting (FGM/C) – Feedback for applicants (Grant no. GO6688)
This document provides general feedback on the grant opportunity for ‘Support to Prevent and Address the Health Impacts of FGM/C’ for the information of applicants.
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