| Available for Order Now! The Queensland Self-Management Alliance, in partnership with Queensland Health and the Ethnic Communities Council Queensland, have recently developed extension brochures to the CDSM Community Resouce Kit. These multilingual brochures are generic, non-condition specific chronic disease self-management resources, aimed at Sudanese and Vietnamese communities. The focus of these resources is to raise awareness of self-management, and to expand community understanding about the help-sources available for at-risk chronic disease groups. Please contact Beth on This e-mail address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it to order these FREE resources.  |
Latest News
07 02 12
Coming soon! QSMA's Keeping it R.E.A.L. – Relevant, Engaging, Authentic Learning through Practical Toolkit Implementation is a 1 day workshop focusing on chronic disease self-management and co-morbid conditions (i.e. depression and anxiety). Expressions of interest will be released in late February 2012. Watch this space for more information!
16 01 12
Metro North Brisbane Medicare Local - Join the front line of health reform. The Metro North Brisbane Medicare Local is growing and currently recruiting several exciting positions in management, promotions, community and health services engagement, and e-health. Click here for more information.
01 01 12
Heart Foundation's New Year Call: Don't go on a diet. The Heart Foundation is urging Australians not to go on a diet this New Year. Specific warnings have been issued about low-carb diets such as the popular Dukan Diet. Click here for more information.
Welcome to QSMA
The Queensland Self-Management Alliance (QSMA) is the peak body for self-management and self-management support in Queensland. QSMA is dedicated to promoting the adoption of effective self-management strategies and does this by:
Whilst the primary focus of QSMA is chronic disease self-management, QSMA is also actively engaged in other areas of self-management, including workforce, early intervention, prevention and e-health. |
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