WCH Health Promotion Programs
Health Information BrochuresFor a full range of health information produced by the WCH contact the Health Information Centre Ph: (08) 8161 6875. The following brochures can be downloaded. Amniocentesis (109Kb) Baby basics: Feeding (118Kb) Baby basics: Sleeping (129Kb) Buyer's guide to cot safety (664Kb) Child safety in the home (126Kb)
Children's Orthopaedics
CVS - Chorionic villus sampling (110Kb)
Folic acid for women (117Kb) Hot water burns like fire (111Kb) Never shake a baby (75Kb) Pregnancy and Alcohol (130Kb) Pregnancy and Birth Fact Sheet (64Kb) Pregnancy and Healthy Eating (147Kb) Prenatal Testing - Testing for Birth Defects (88Kb) Preparing for pregnancy (156Kb) Prevent choking on food (4.2Mb) Safe sleeping for the under 2s (1.9Mb)
Things you can do before and during
pregnancy
(204Kb)
Ultrasound
(105Kb)
Women's Health in Middle Years
(125Kb)

Further Health Promotion ResourcesDeveloping health information Journals Australian and New Zealand Journal of Public Health
Health Promotion International Health Promotion Journal of Australia Health Education Research Online resources The Health Promotion Glossary - a guide to terms and definitions
The Jakarta Declaration on Leading Health Promotion into the 21st Century The Ottawa Charter for Health Promotion The social determinants of health: The solid facts Introduction to health promotion planning - a PDF workbook for planning a project Program management guidelines for health promotion - a resource book for planning and managing health promotion programs. Information on Health Promoting Hospitals About Health Promoting Hospitals
The Vienna Recommendations on Health Promoting Hospitals
International WHO Health Promoting Hospitals Network
Information on Health Promoting Schools
Books available in theWCH library Baum, Frances (1998). The new public health: An Australian perspective.Melbourne: Oxford University Press. McMurray, Anne (1999).Community health andwellness: A socioecological approach. Sydney: Mosby. Wass, Andrea (2000). Promoting health: The primary health care approach. (2nd ed.) Sydney: Harcourt Saunders.
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