National Preventive Health Research Strategy (2012-2016) Consultation Draft - Invitation to comment

Promoting a Healthy Australia (The Australian National Preventive Health Agency) invites you to participate in a second consultation process to develop the National Preventive Health Research Strategy 2012-2016. The Agency welcomes submissions from all stakeholders to finalise this important guide for preventive health research in Australia.

How to submit your comments

There is no specified format for submissions. Comments and contributions on the draft strategy and research priorities are now requested by Friday 7 September (the original closing date of Friday 31 August has now been extended).

Submissions should be sent to knowledgehub@anpha.gov.au
Enquiries should be directed to: 02 6289 2871

Note that all submissions will be published on the Agency website shortly after receipt, unless you indicate to the Agency any material that you are supplying is done so in confidence. Submissions made by individuals will be published with their name and the state or territory in which the individual resides, but all other personal details will be removed from the submission before it is published on the Agency’s website.


How your submission will be used

Submissions will inform the further development and refinement of the final strategy. Submissions specifically referring to the chronic disease risk factors, of obesity (which includes nutrition and physical inactivity matters), tobacco and the harmful use of alcohol, will be referred to the Agency’s Expert Committee in each of these areas for consideration. Submissions specifically referring to matters of data collection, surveillance, research infrastructure and so on, as well as those addressing healthy living generally and prevention of other risk factors will be referred to the Agency’s Expert Research Committee for further consideration.

The final Draft National Preventive Health Research Strategy, including the research priorities, will be prepared for discussion by the Expert Committees (alcohol, obesity, tobacco and research) and the Agency’s Advisory Council. The expected release date of the final strategy is early 2013.

Submissions Received:

  1. Dr Taylor, James Cook University (PDF 59 KB)
  2. Women's Health Victoria (PDF 224 KB)
  3. Heart Foundation (PDF 178 KB)
  4. Australian Women's Health Network (PDF 223 KB)
  5. National Committee for Medicine Australian Academy of Science (PDF 80 KB)
  6. Greater Green Triangle, University Department of Rural Health, Flinders and Deakin Universities (PDF 369 KB)
  7. Catholic Health Australia (PDF 1395 KB)
  8. Consumer Health Forum of Australia (PDF 213 KB)
  9. Mental Health Council of Australia (PDF 257 KB)
  10. NSW Office of Preventive Health (PDF 257 KB)
  11. Victorian Alcohol & Drug Association (PDF 257 KB)
  12. James Cook University, Deakin University, University of Sydney (PDF 315 KB)
  13. Freemasons Foundation Centre for Men's Health, Andrology Australia Research Group (PDF 436 KB)
  14. Dietitians Association of Australia (PDF 92 KB)
  15. Deakin University's Centre for Physical Activity and Nutrition Research (PDF 935 KB)
  16. Healthy Soils Australia (PDF 512 KB)
  17. Public Health Association of Australia (PDF 62 KB)
  18. SIDS and Kids Australia (PDF 183 KB)
  19. The Council of Academic Public Health Institutions Australia (PDF 361 KB)
  20. Victorian Aboriginal Community Controlled Health Organisation (PDF 280 KB)
  21. Weight Management Council Australia (PDF 280 KB)
  22. Australian Chronic Disease Prevention Alliance (PDF 339 KB)
  23. Central Queensland University (PDF 106 KB)
  24. National Cannabis Prevention and Information Centre (PDF 274 KB)
  25. Prevention Research Collaboration - University of Sydney (PDF 691 KB)
  26. Drinkwise Australia (PDF 356 KB) | Drinkwise Australia - Attachment (PDF 500 KB)
  27. Bupa (PDF 340 KB)
  28. Climate & Health Alliance (PDF 638 KB) | Climate & Health Alliance - Attachment (PDF 7283 KB)
  29. Dr Alden, Health Broker (PDF 797 KB)
  30. Healthy Ageing (PDF 78 KB)
  31. Prevention Partnership Australia (PDF 281 KB)
  32. WA Department of Health (PDF 281 KB)
  33. Australian Government Department of Health and Ageing (PDF 351 KB)
  34. Australian Health Promotion Association (WA Branch) (PDF 438 KB)
  35. Department of Health and Human Services Tasmania (PDF 438 KB)
  36. School of Public Health and Prevention Medicine Monash University (PDF 89 KB)
  37. Alzheimer's Australia (PDF 56 KB)
  38. Cancer Council Victoria (PDF 563 KB)
  39. Cancer Institute NSW (PDF 473 KB)
  40. Commonwealth Scientific and Industrial Research Organisation (PDF 326 KB)
  41. Dr Oliver Frank, University of Adelaide (PDF 75 KB)
  42. Environmental Health Australia (PDF 94 KB)
  43. Menzies School of Health Research (PDF 1309 KB)
  44. National Drug Research Institute (PDF 1309 KB)
  45. NSW Ministry of Health (PDF 1309 KB)
  46. Public Health Evidence and Knowledge Translation Research Group (PDF 1309 KB)
  47. Sexual Health and Family Planning Australia (PDF 1309 KB)
  48. VicHealth (PDF 1309 KB)
  49. Australian Physiotherapy Association (PDF 191 KB)
  50. Dairy Australia (PDF 200 KB)
  51. Pfizer (PDF 1309 KB)
  52. Sydney Playground Project Team, University of Sydney (PDF 94 KB)
  53. Centre for Research on Ageing, Health and Wellbeing ANU (PDF 191 KB)
  54. Pets and Aged Care Steering Group (PDF 102 KB)
  55. Australian Bureau of Statistics (IN-CONFIDENCE submission)
  56. National Health Performance Authority (IN-CONFIDENCE submission)

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