Resources

Free, trusted health advice from qualified health professionals. 24/7 helpline, symptom checker, and evidence-based health information.

Official statistics and reports on Australia's health and welfare. Evidence-based data on health trends, mortality, and disease.

Independent, evidence-based information about medicines. Healthcare professional resources and consumer medicine information.

Clinical guidelines, resources, and evidence-based recommendations for general practice and primary care.

Health policies, clinical guidelines, and advocacy for evidence-based medicine. Resources for healthcare professionals and patients.

Regulatory authority for medicines and medical devices. Safety alerts, product information, and evidence-based regulatory decisions.

Australia's peak body for developing health advice. Clinical practice guidelines, ethical guidelines, and health recommendations based on evidence.

Supports high-quality research across all fields. Database of funded projects including medical and health sciences research.

Independent, high-quality evidence summaries. Cochrane reviews provide the gold standard for evidence-based health information.

Evidence-based information about diabetes prevention, management, and treatment. Resources for Type 1, Type 2, and gestational diabetes.

Evidence-based information on heart health, cardiovascular disease prevention, and cardiac rehabilitation. Australian-specific guidelines.

Evidence-based information on asthma management, prevention, and treatment. Australian asthma management guidelines and resources.

Evidence-based information on bone health, osteoporosis prevention and treatment. Australian calcium and vitamin D recommendations.

Evidence-based mental health information and support services. Free online resources, helpline, and peer support for depression and anxiety.

Government-funded mental health service providing free online resources, apps, and information. Evidence-based mental health interventions and self-help tools.

Peak national mental health organization providing policy information, resources, and advocacy. Evidence-based mental health education and resources.

Medical research institute focusing on depression, bipolar disorder, and mental illness. Evidence-based treatment information and resources.

Primary Health Network serving approximately 1.6 million people, covering Sydney's city area down along the coastline to Waterfall, and west to Punchbowl and Homebush. Provides health services, programs, mental health support, and community health resources.

Primary Health Network covering Gosford to Taree along the coast, extending inland to Tenterfield and west to Moree, serving approximately 1.3 million people. Coordinates primary health care services and community programs.

Primary Health Network serving around 243,000 residents, covering areas from Khancoban to Boorowa and Young, extending west to Hillston and Tooleybuc. Provides rural and regional health services and programs.

Primary Health Network covering regions from St Clair and Penrith, north to Mogo Creek, and west to Katoomba and Portland, serving approximately 368,000 people. Offers health services, mental health support, and community programs.

Primary Health Network serving approximately 513,000 people, covering Camden Haven north along the coastline to Tweed Heads, and west from Woodenbong down to Mount Seaview. Provides coastal and regional health services.

Primary Health Network covering all northern Sydney suburbs up to the Hawkesbury River, from Manly and Epping to Laughtondale and Avalon, serving around 914,000 residents. Coordinates primary health care services and community programs.

Primary Health Network serving around 611,000 residents, covering areas from Eden to Wollongong along the coastline, then west along the NSW and Victoria border to Thredbo and north to Binalong. Provides coastal and regional health services.

Primary Health Network covering regions from Bankstown to Wingello, extending to Nattal in the west, serving approximately 964,000 people. Coordinates primary health care services, mental health support, and community programs.

Primary Health Network serving approximately 307,000 people, covering areas from Oberon to Mildura, up along the South Australian border, then east along the Queensland border to Lightning Ridge. Provides extensive rural and remote health services.

Primary Health Network providing health services, programs, and resources for Western Sydney. Covers regions from Homebush Bay to Mount Druitt, and north to Wisemans Ferry, serving around 949,000 residents. Offers urgent care, after-hours services, mental health support (Head to Health centers), HealthPathways clinical guidelines, and community health programs.