The Community Paediatric Review (CPR) is a quarterly publication distributed quarterly to child and family health nurses around Australia. Each edition includes a one-page information sheet for parents.
Latest edition
Volume 21 No. 2 | May 2013
- Promoting child and family social and emotional wellbeing
- Constipation and encopresis
Parent information sheet
- A parent fact sheet on constipation and encopresis
- An information sheet on Bupa Health Foundation awards
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About Community Paediatric Review
Community Paediatric Review supports child and family health nurses caring for children and their families through the provision of evidence-based information on current health issues. Child and family health nurses are in a unique position to educate, support and influence parental practices and care. The high level of contact child health nurses have with young children and families enables them to respond, assess and educate in all aspects of health and development for infants, toddlers and preschool children.
Archived publications
Community Paediatric Review publications and parent information sheets can be downloaded free from the archives page (editions date back to 2000).
Acknowledgements
Community Paediatric Review is produced by the Centre for Community Child Health with the support of the Bupa Health Foundation.
Each edition is reviewed by the CPR editorial panel. A team of experts also oversee the development of the Centre's national publications. Read more about the Centre for Community Child Health Publications Advisory Board.
CPR and the Bupa Health Foundation 
The Bupa Health Foundation is committed
to improving the health of the Australian community and the
sustainability of the health system. Too often, good ideas never get the
chance to make a difference. The Bupa Health Foundation, with its
partnerships in health research and practice, aims to put that right.
Established as a charitable foundation in
2005, the Bupa Health
Foundation has partnered in over 80 initiatives nationally, with a
combined investment of around $19 million, across its key focus areas:
promoting wellness; managing chronic disease; healthy ageing; empowering
people about their health; and keeping healthcare affordable.The
foundation's initiatives are profiled on the reverse of CPR fact sheets.
www.bupa.com.au/foundation
Contact
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To request a hard copy, contact:
Centre for Community Child Health
The Royal Children's Hospital Melbourne
Flemington Road
Parkville VIC 3052
Tel: (03) 9345 5618 Fax: (03) 9345 5900
enquiries.ccch@rch.org.au