Welcome to the QIPPS Public Library
Projects in the Public Library are accessible to both subscribers and non-subscribers. The Public Library has been designed as a resouce for health promotion practitioners on the ground, whilst also contributing to the evidence base.
The projects in the Public Library aim to provide sufficient understanding of projects without recourse to the original contributors. All projects have been reviewed against a quality checklist. For more information on the selection criteria, please click here.
You can view the Public Library projects details by clicking on one of the titles below and then clicking on the pages of the template or using the ‘Next’ button.
Start Date: 1st October, 2006 Status: Completed
Type: Health Promotion/Community Development
Priority Issue: Acces to economic resources
Start Date: 2nd January, 2007 Status: Completed
Type: Health Promotion/Community Development
Priority Issue: Mental Health
To improve the Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander population's access to economic resources and social inclusion through providing opportunities for …
Start Date: 1st January, 2002 Status: Completed
Type: Health Promotion/Community Development
Priority Issue: Physical Activity
This project aims to provide a physical activity option for older adults with high needs that would otherwise not be …
Start Date: 1st July, 2007 Status: In Progress
Type: Health Promotion/Community Development
Priority Issue: Social isolation
Doveton Connect is a project which attempts to improve health and education outcomes for young children in Doveton Eumemmerring whilst at the …
Start Date: 3rd January, 2005 Status: Completed
Type: Health Promotion/Community Development
Priority Issue: Obesity
Start Date: 4th January, 2001 Status: Completed
Type: Health Promotion/Community Development
Priority Issue: Obesity
Start Date: 1st June, 2000 Status: Confidential
Type: Health Promotion/Community Development
Priority Issue: Alcohol and Drugs
Start Date: 1st May, 2008 Status: Confidential
Type: Health Promotion/Community Development
Priority Issue: Oral Health
Start Date: 7th April, 2009 Status: Completed
Type: Secondary Prevention
Priority Issue: Chronic Illness
Start Date: 9th March, 2004 Status: Completed
Type: Health Promotion/Community Development
Priority Issue: Community Building
Physical inactivity has been identified as a primary contributor to ill health nationwide, and particularly for the Indigenous population, where …
Start Date: 1st July, 2003 Status: Completed
Type: Health Promotion/Community Development
Priority Issue: Social connectedness
The rationale for this program is that Pioneer Bay has been identified as a disadvantaged community due to various factors. …
Start Date: 1st January, 2005 Status: Completed
Type: Health Promotion/Community Development
Priority Issue: Oral Health
Start Date: 1st July, 2003 Status: Evaluated
Type: Health Promotion/Community Development
Priority Issue: Family Health
The ‘Sustainable Farm Families – the human resource in the triple bottom line’ project set out to integrate key farmer …