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Measles high school vaccination program, 2014–2015: online survey of parents in NSW, Australia

This project has generated important ideas that may help to further improve implementation of school vaccination programs, including allowing electronic consent, increasing student engagement, improving access to previous vaccination records and increasing school staff accountability.
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Community health program


This audit examined whether the the state-funded Community Health Program (CHP) effectively contributes to good healthcare outcomes for Victoria’s priority populations. The audit analysed DHHS’s management of the CHP, with a particular focus on its strategic direction, access and demand management, and performance monitoring.
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Expert health panel for Per- and Poly-fluoroalkyl substances (PFAS): final report


The panel reviewed twenty recently published key Australian and international reports and academic reviews that had examined scientific studies on potential human health effects of PFAS exposure. The panel also undertook a public consultation to inform them of the communities’ concerns regarding PFAS, and their suggestions for future research.
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Housing for people with disability: evidence review of post-occupancy evaluation instruments


This evidence review aims to inform development of a rigorous framework for the post-occupancy evaluation (POE) of dwellings for people with disability who require high levels of physical support, with a view to enabling providers to continually evaluate and improve the design and suitability of their housing.
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Intentional self-harm and assault hospitalisations and treatment cost of children in Australia over a 10-year period

This article examines how health professionals can play a key role in identifying and preventing the recurrence of intentional injury.