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A range of resources have been developed to assist General Practitioners, health professionals, local health districts, local Councils and others in community engagement roles to promote the Get Healthy Service.
Download and print resources or complete a Resource Order Form to request bulk quantities.
Health Professional Resources
- GP and Health Professional Information Sheet (download only)
- Health Professional Referral Form (download only)
- Medical Practitioner Referral Form (download only)
General Get Healthy Service Resources
- Get Healthy Service Brochure
- Get Healthy Service Frequently Asked Questions (download only)
- Get Healthy Service Poster - Young person on a Bike
- Get Healthy Service Poster- Family sharing a meal
- Get Healthy Service Poster - Asian Family Preparing Food (A3 Poster)
- Asian Women Cutting Vegetables Poster
- Arabic Women Cutting Vegetables Poster (download only)
- Wendy Get Healthy Service Make Healthy Normal Integration Poster
- Parminder Get Healthy Service Make Healthy Normal Integration Poster
- Get Healthy Service DL Insert – Older Adults
- Get Healthy Service DL Insert - Be Active with Cancer
Get Healthy Alcohol Reduction Resources
- Alcohol Reduction Brochure
- Alcohol Reduction Poster
- Alcohol Reduction Postcard A (download only)
- Alcohol Reduction Postcard B (download only)
Get Healthy in Pregnancy Resources
- Get Healthy in Pregnancy Brochure
- Get Healthy in Pregnancy Poster
- Healthy Eating During Pregnancy (download only)
- Physical Activity During Pregnancy (download only
- Weight Gain During Pregnancy
- Pregnancy Weight Gain Calculator
Get Healthy Service Resources for Aboriginal Communities
- Aboriginal Brochure
- Aboriginal Get Healthy Service Poster (download only)
- Aboriginal Get Healthy Service Poster - Design 2 - communities (download only)
- Aboriginal Get Healthy In Pregnancy
- Aboriginal Healthy Eating During Pregnancy (download only)
- Aboriginal Physical Activity During Pregnancy (download only)
Get Healthy Service Chinese Coaching Resources
- Chinese Coaching Participant Brochure - English
- Chinese Coaching Participant Brochure - Simplified Chinese
- Chinese Coaching Participant Brochure - Traditional Chinese
- Chinese Coaching Health Professional Infographic
Get Healthy Service Resources for Multicultural Communities
(All Download Only)
- Vietnamese In-language Brochure
- Arabic In-language Brochure
- Tamil In-language Brochure
- Hindi In-language Brochure
- Sinhalese In-language Brochure
- Filipino In-language Brochure
- Male Tamil Poster (in English)
- Male Hindi Poster (in English)
- Male Sinhalese Poster (in English)
- Male Filipino Poster (in English)
- Female Tamil Poster (in English)
- Female Hindi Poster (in English)
- Female Sinhalese Poster (in English)
- Female Filipino Poster (in English)
Learn more information about promoting the Get Healthy Service in workplaces, including promotional resources that can be downloaded and printed.
Get Healthy Service Publications and Research
Publications
Get Healthy Services Evaluation Report 5 years
Research
- Cranney et al., Telephone based coaching for adults at risk of diabetes: impact of Australia’s Get Healthy Service. Society of Behavioural medicine, 2019
- Rissel et al. Piloting a telephone based health coaching program for Pregnant women: A mixed methods study.Maternal and Child Health Journal, 2019.
- Cranney et al., Formative research to promote the Get Healthy Information and Coaching Service (GHS) in the Australian-Chinese community. Australia Journal or Primary Health. 2018
- Fehily et al.,Evaluating the effectiveness of a healthy lifestyle clinician in addressing the chronic disease risk behaviours of community mental health clients: study protocol for a randomised controlled trial. Biomed Central, 2017.
- Quinn et al., Enhancing the get healthy information and coaching service for Aboriginal adults: evaluation of the process and impact of the program. International Journal for Equity in Health, 2017.
- Lawler et al., Get Healthy after Breast Cancer - examining the feasibility, acceptability and outcomes of referring breast cancer survivors to a general population telephone-delivered program targeting physical activity, healthy diet and weight loss. Support Care Cancer. DOI 10.1007/s00520-017-3599-6. 25:1953-1962. 2017.
- Clements et al.,Pragmatic cluster randomised trial of a free telephone-based health coaching program to support women in managing weight gain during pregnancy: the Get Healthy in Pregnancy Trial. BMC Health Service Research. 2016.
- Winch et al.,The reach and flow of health information in two Aboriginal communities. Australian Journal of Primary Health, 2016.
- O’Hara BJ, Phongsavan P, Rissel C, Hardy LL, Zander A, Greenaway M, Bauman AE. Role of general practice in the utilisation of the NSW Get Healthy Information and Coaching Service. Australian Journal of Primary Health Research 2014; Jan 24 http://dx.doi.org/10.1071/PY13154.
- O’Hara BJ, Phongsavan P, Banovic D, Bauman AE. The story of the NSW Get Healthy Information and Coaching Service: An effective population health service with public health impact and reach. Ministry of Health and Prevention Research Collaboration: University of Sydney, 2012.
- O’Hara BJ, Phongsavan P, Eakin EG, Develin E, Smith J, Greenaway M, Bauman AE. Effectiveness of Australia’s Get Healthy Information and Coaching Service: maintenance of self-reported anthropometric and behavioural changes after program completion. BMC Public Health 2013 13:175.
- O’Hara BJ, Bauman AE, Phongsavan P. Using mass-media communications to increase population usage of Australia’s Get Healthy Information and Coaching Service. BMC Public Health 2012, 12:762.
- O’Hara BJ, Bauman AE, King L, Phongsavan P. Process evaluation of the advertising campaign for the NSW Get Healthy Information and Coaching Service. Health Promotion Journal of Australia 2011: 22(1).
- O’Hara et al. Characteristics of participant in Australia’s Get Healthy telephone-based lifestyle information and coaching service: reaching disadvantaged communities and those most at need. Health Education Research 2011.
