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Healthy Beginnings

WEBThe Healthy Beginnings trial is a randomised controlled trial to test effectiveness of a home-based early intervention program designed to reduce family and behavioural risk factors …

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Results of the Healthy Beginnings Trial — Healthy Beginnings

WEBResults: Four hundred and ninety seven mothers and their children (75%) completed the trial. An intention-to-treat analysis using all 667 participants recruited, and multiple …

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Information Sheets — Healthy Beginnings

WEBThe following resources were developed for the original Healthy Beginnings trial in 2007 and the advice provided may no longer align with current evidence-based guidelines. …

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CULTURAL ADAPTATION OF HEALTHY BEGINNINGS

WEBStage 1: Interviews with health care professionals and discussions with Mandarin and Arabic-speaking mothers to inform changes to the program. Stage 2: Cultural adaption …

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Health professionals — Healthy Beginnings

WEBThe Healthy Beginnings trial is a randomised controlled trial to test effectiveness of a home-based early intervention program designed to reduce family and behavioural risk factors …

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Parenting Booklets (CHAT) — Healthy Beginnings

WEBParenting booklets. At each stage of the Healthy Beginnings trial a booklet is received to provide additional support information that will reinforce the CHAT process. Resources …

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Who's Involved — Healthy Beginnings

WEBThe Healthy Beginnings trial is a randomised controlled trial to test effectiveness of a home-based early intervention program designed to reduce family and behavioural risk factors …

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Early Intervention — Healthy Beginnings

WEBHEALTHY BEGINNINGS is a randomised control trial funded by the National Health and Medical Research Council. It involved an early family-focused intervention addressing …

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Antenatal Visit — Healthy Beginnings

WEBKey Area One: Infant Nutrition. Breastfeeding : Encourage and support exclusive breastfeeding for the first six months and to continue breastfeeding to 12 months and …

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Publications — Healthy Beginnings

WEBPublications 2020 - Jama Network Wen LM, Rissel C, Xu H, Taki S, Buchanan L, Bedford K, Phongsavan P, Baur L, 2020. Effects of Telephone and Short Message Service …

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Contact — Healthy Beginnings

WEBThe Healthy Beginnings trial is a randomised controlled trial to test effectiveness of a home-based early intervention program designed to reduce family and behavioural risk factors …

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About — Healthy Beginnings

WEBThe Communicating Healthy Beginnings Advice by Telephone (CHAT) study is a randomised controlled trial funded by NSW Ministry of Health under the NSW Health …

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