Joondalup Family Health Study (JFHS)

General Information

The following documents expand on several important aspects of the JFHS.

	Background: The Joondalup Family Health Study (JFHS) A two-page summary document about the Joondalup Family Health Study [0.1MB, PDF]
	Briefing Document: Privacy and Confidentiality Protections for Participants A four-page document detailing the privacy protections in place for the study [0.1MB, PDF]
	The Joondalup Family Health Study Schools Outreach Program A one-page overview of the Joondalup Family Health Study education program [0.1MB, PDF]

	FAQ 1: General Issues Frequently asked questions on the general aspects of the study [0.6MB, PDF]
	FAQ 2: Ethical, Legal and Social Issues Frequently asked questions on the ethical, legal and social aspects of the study [0.1MB, PDF]

	An Invitation to Participate in a Community Forum The invitation to participate in the initial community forum held in December of 2005 [0.7MB, PDF]
	Synopsis of the Community Forum A synopsis of the initial community forum held in December of 2005 [0.1MB, PDF]
	Report on the Results from the Initial Community Survey The full report on the initial community forum held in December of 2005 [0.5MB, PDF]

Media Statements

Below are all of the press releases relating to the JFHS. Please direct any media enquiries to Natalie Papadopoulos, Media Consultant for the WA Institute for Medical Research, on 0407 984 435 (mobile).

	A Change of Pace for Medical Researchers 28 August 2006, Media Statement [0.1MB, PDF]
	WA Governor Joins Joondalup Family Health Study 24 July 2006, Media Statement [0.1MB, PDF]
	Burns Expert a Patron of Joondalup Family Health Study 25 May 2006, Media Statement [0.1MB, PDF]
	New U.S. Partnership Paves the Way for Better Heart Health 24 April 2006, Media Statement [0.1MB, PDF]
	Joondalup Study Prompts New School Science Program 24 March 2006, Media Statement [0.1MB, PDF]
	Joondalup Community Supports Family Health Study 16 December 2005, Media Statement [0.1MB, PDF]
	Joondalup Community Invited Into New Family Health Study 16 November 2005, Media Statement [0.1MB, PDF]