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Report No. 2, 55th Parliament – Personal health promotion interventions using telephone and web-based technologies
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Committee Report
View: | Report No. 2, 55th Parliament – Personal health promotion interventions using telephone and web-based technologies |
View: | Government response - Report No. 2, 55th Parliament – Personal health promotion interventions using telephone and web-based technologies |
Inquiry Timeline
Public Briefing: | 6 May 2015 – transcript |
Public Hearing: | 20 May 2015 – transcript |
Submissions Closed: | 30 April 2015 – see “View Submissions” tab above |
Report Tabled: | 12 June 2015 - report |
Referral
On 27 March 2015 the Legislative Assembly referred an inquiry into Personal Health Promotion Interventions Using Telephone and Web-based Technologies to the Health and Ambulance Services Committee for consideration.
Terms of Reference
The terms of reference for the inquiry are:
1. That the Health and Ambulance Services Committee inquire into and report on personal health promotion interventions using telephone and web-based technologies.
2. That, in undertaking this inquiry, the committee should consider:
- evidence for the effectiveness and cost effectiveness of health coaching interventions to:
- increase physical activity;
- improve nutrition; and
- reduce weight
- current personal health promotion interventions in Queensland, their scope, resourcing and evaluation;
- experience in other jurisdictions in developing, implementing and evaluating relevant health promotion interventions, and
- potential opportunities for collaboration and cooperation between government agencies, research institutions, community organisations and the business sector to promote health and well-being through innovative use of information and communication technologies.
3. Further, that the committee report to the Legislative Assembly by 12 June 2015
Related Publications
Publication Details | Type | Published Date | Tabled Date | Committee Name |
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Submissions
- 1 - Chris Del Mar
- 2 - Stroke Foundation - Queensland
- 3 - Assoc Prof Alison L Marshall
- 4 - Australian Medical Association Queensland
- 5 - Disease Prevention and Control, University of Queensland
- 6 - Valerie Hanrahan
- 7 - Johnson & Johnson - Queensland
- 8 - Prof Phillip Baker and Cochrane Review Overview Research Team
- 9 - Prof MaryLou Fleming and Assoc Prof Monika Janda, School of Public Health and Social Work, QUT
- 10 - Queensland University of Technology - Various faculties, combined submission
- 11 - Australian Health Promotion Association - Queensland
- 12 - Active and Healthy Alliance Gold Coast Inc
- 13 - Diabetes Queensland
- 14 - Positive Impact, Greater Metro South Brisbane Medicare Local
- 15 - Interactive and Visual Design, Queensland University of Technology
- 16 - Heart Foundation Queensland
- 17 - NAQ Nutrition
- 18 - Australian Association of Social Marketing
- 19 - Tunstall Healthcare
- 20 - CSIRO - Smarter Safe Homes Platform
- 21 - CSIRO - Mobile Health
- 22 - Department of Nutrition and Dietetics, Princess Alexandra Hospital.
- 23 - QUT Project Team