By Residents, for Residents: Evaluating a Community-Led Peer Health Education Program in Australian Social Housing Communities

Peer and community-based initiatives are becoming an increasingly important component of integrated care programs. Valuing the process as well as the outcomes and providing long-term timeframes and ongoing resources are critical to sustain change.

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International Journal of Integrated Care
Published
2025-11-05
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https://doi.org/10.5334/ijic.9102
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Community Health and Development
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By Residents, for Residents: Evaluating a Community-Led Peer Health Education Program in Australian Social Housing Communities

Fiona Haigh, Esther Alloun
International Journal of Integrated Care
Community Health and Development
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By Residents, for Residents: Evaluating a Community-Led Peer Health Education Program in Australian Social Housing Communities

Fiona Haigh, Esther Alloun
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Abstract

Peer and community-based initiatives are becoming an increasingly important component of integrated care programs. Valuing the process as well as the outcomes and providing long-term timeframes and ongoing resources are critical to sustain change.

International Journal of Integrated CareVol. 25(4)
UNSW Sydney (AU), Sydney Local Health District (AU)
Openalex Percentile: Top 50%
Community Health and Development
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