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Table 1. beyondblue Guideline recommendations for best practice monitoring1Young people should be monitored for the onset of or increase in suicidal thinking following initiation of selective...

Over the past decade, there have been reports of changing patterns of primary care delivery in Australia. Specifically, children are making up a smaller proportion of overall general practice...

Although access to a wide range of contraceptive methods has improved over the past 30 years, appropriate use of these in the prevention of unintended pregnancy remains an issue of considerable...

In seeking contraception, young women are typically demonstrating their intention not to become pregnant. However, as high rates of unintended pregnancy, terminations and use of the ‘morning after...

Adolescents report that they welcome the opportunity to discuss health issues such as contraception, substance use and sexually transmitted infections with healthcare providers and trust their...

Injuries are a leading cause of morbidity and mortality for young people, who engage in more road risks and are over-represented in road accidents – those aged between 18 and 25 years account for...

Computerised screening can increase detection rates of health risk behaviours in primary care7 and mobile phones (commonly used in Australia) can facilitate this approach within daily life. We...