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Volume 33 Number 2 2023

PU19415Why ‘wellbeing’? The opportunities and challenges of a new public health approach

Julie Boulton, Tony Capon and Colin Sindall

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PU19416How to measure progress towards a wellbeing economy: distinguishing genuine advances from ’window dressing’

Gerry McCartney, Martin Hensher and Katherine Trebeck

PU19416 Abstract | PU19416 Full Text | PU19416PDF (182 KB) Open Access Article

PU19417Creating ‘wellbeing societies’: moving from rhetoric to action

Faten Ben Abdelaziz, Carmel Williams, Yasmine Anwar, Vivian Lin and Ruediger Krech

PU19417 Abstract | PU19417 Full Text | PU19417PDF (150 KB) Open Access Article

PU19418Acting locally, thinking nationally: layering Indigenous ontology within wellbeing frameworks

Kate Harriden, Eunice Yu and Mandy Yap

PU19418 Abstract | PU19418 Full Text | PU19418PDF (149 KB) Open Access Article

PU19419Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Human Research Ethics Committees (HRECs) are essential in promoting our health and wellbeing

Summer May Finlay, Michael Doyle and Michelle Kennedy

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PU19420Interview with inaugural Future Generations Commissioner for Wales, Sophie Howe: embedding a wellbeing approach in government

Sophie Howe and Don Nutbeam

PU19420 Abstract | PU19420 Full Text | PU19420PDF (206 KB) Open Access Article

PU19421Developing a systems thinking guide for enhancing knowledge mobilisation in prevention research

Michelle Irving, Melanie Pescud, Eloise Howse, Abby Haynes and Lucie Rychetnik

PU19421 Abstract | PU19421 Full Text | PU19421PDF (199 KB) Open Access Article

PU19423Universal healthcare reform for community treatment of eating disorders in Australia: report of the first 2 years of operation

Sarah Maguire, Emma Bryant, Lorraine Ivancic, MAINSTREAM Research Collective MAINSTREAM Research Collective and Natasha Nassar

PU19423 Abstract | PU19423 Full Text | PU19423PDF (257 KB) Open Access Article

PU19424Views of the Australian public on the delivery of risk-stratified cancer screening in the population: a qualitative study

Kate Dunlop, Nicole Rankin, Amelia Smit, Ainsley Newson, Louise Keogh and Anne Cust

PU19424 Abstract | PU19424 Full Text | PU19424PDF (174 KB) Open Access Article

PU19425Hearing what matters: a case study of meaningful community engagement as a model to inform wellbeing initiatives

Miriam Sved, Ben Latham, Lyndsey Bateman and Libby Buckingham

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PU19483Beyond growth: a wellbeing economy for the textile and garment sector

Samantha Sharpe, Monique Retamal and Taylor Brydges

PU19483 Abstract | PU19483 Full Text | PU19483PDF (173 KB) Open Access Article

PU19427Addressing Dementia Through Analysis of Population Traits and Risk Factors (ADAPTOR) project: dementia incidence in an Australian cohort

Smriti Nepal, Xenia Dolja-Gore, Dominic Cavenagh, Catherine D’Este, Kaarin Anstey, Henry Brodaty, Heidi Welberry, Anita Goh and Martin McNamara

PU19427 Full Text | PU19427PDF (163 KB) Open Access Article

PU19428An audit assessing regulatory compliance of businesses that perform colonic lavage

Sinead Flanigan, Toni Cains, Leigh McIndoe and Mark Ferson

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PU19429The World Health Organization’s post-pandemic stance: what does it mean for global health?

Bashar Haruna Gulumbe and Zaharadeen Muhammad Yusuf

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