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The Stillbirth Clinical Care Standard provides guidance on how to reduce preventable stillbirth, and how to offer the best bereavement care.

This infographic highlights the impact of stillbirth on Australian families and how to reduce the risk of stillbirth.

On 1 September 2022, the Commission released the first national Low Back Pain Clinical Care Standard to improve early management of patients with this common condition, which is a leading cause of disability worldwide.

The standard advocates a shift towards active approaches to support people with low back pain and reduce their chance of ongoing problems.

This poster contains tips on how to find good health information online (Punjabi translation).

This poster contains tips on how to find good health information online (Persian translation).

This poster contains tips on how to find good health information online (Nepali translation).

This poster contains tips on how to find good health information online (Macedonian translation).

This poster contains tips on how to find good health information online (Korean translation).

This poster contains tips on how to find good health information online (Japanese translation).

This poster contains tips on how to find good health information online (Italian translation).

This poster contains tips on how to find good health information online (Indonesian translation).

This poster contains tips on how to find good health information online (Hindi translation).

This poster contains tips on how to find good health information online (Greek translation).

This poster contains tips on how to find good health information online (French translation).

This poster contains tips on how to find good health information online (Filipino translation).

The Low Back Pain Clinical Care Standard will help to improve early management of patients with this common condition and reduce their chance of ongoing problems. 

This infographic highlights the scale of low back pain as a health issue in Australia, the disability burden and 6 steps for patients to help manage their pain.

Healthcare professionals and health service organisations are encouraged to download and display the sepsis information posters. These posters aim to raise awareness around sepsis and its early symptoms.

A poster for for Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples about the signs and symptoms of sepsis.

This poster contains tips on how to find good health information online (Dari translation).

This poster contains tips on how to find good health information online (Chinese (traditional) translation).

This poster contains tips on how to find good health information online (Chinese (simplified) translation).

This poster contains tips on how to find good health information online (Arabic translation).

This poster contains tips on how to find good health information online (Spanish translation).

This poster contains tips on how to find good health information online (Tamil translation).

This poster contains tips on how to find good health information online (Thai translation).

This poster contains tips on how to find good health information online (Vietnamese translation).

The Sepsis Clinical Care Standard will help to ensure that patients with signs and symptoms of sepsis are recognised early, and receive rapid treatment and coordinated care to prevent organ failure, disability or death.

This highlights infographic outlines the burden of sepsis in Australia, the costs to our healthcare system, and also has a visual summary of the signs and symptoms of sepsis.  

On 27 April 2022, the Commission released the new national Opioid Analgesic Stewardship in Acute Pain Clinical Care Standard.

This infographic describes the steps for consumers to help set health care goals.

Maintaining good hand care is important for ensuring effective hand hygiene. Frequent hand hygiene is important for preventing the spread of infection, such as COVID-19, however frequent hand hygiene can take a toll on your hands.

The Australasian College of Dermatologists and the Occupational Dermatitis Research and Education Centre have recently developed information resources to support healthcare workers, ensuring that they have healthy hands.

The tops Tips for Safe Health Care are now available in digital formats to display on screens.