Clinical Practice Guidelines Antenatal Care — Module II



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4.5Resources

Consumer resources


Pregnancy, birth and baby

National Prescribing Service

Better Health Channel

Smart Eating for You

Early parenthood — http://www.becomingus.com.au/

Raising children

Australian Breastfeeding Association

Healthinsite

Eat for Health

Healthy Active Australia

Health for Women

Sexually transmitted infections

Pregnancy, Birth and Baby Helpline — 1800 882 436

Safe infant sleeping


Resources specific to Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander women


  • Antenatal education and planning for the birth. In: Minymaku Kutju Tjukurpa Women’s Business Manual, 4th edition. Congress Alukura, Nganampa Health Council Inc and Centre for Remote Health.

  • Queensland Centre for Mothers and Babies. Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Resources

  • NSW Health Strong Women Strong Babies Pregnancy Diary.

  • The CARPA Standard Treatment Manual. 5th edition. Central Australian Rural Practitioners Association.

  • Western Australia Department of Health. Having a Baby — Aboriginal resources

Multicultural resources


Multicultural Health (Queensland Health) — Pregnancy and postnatal topics

NSW Multicultural Health Communication Service — Pregnancy and postnatal topics


Mental health resources, referral and advice


See Section 3.3

Sources of reliable online health information


Health on the Net Foundation website

4.6References


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