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A collection of Australian and international videos, websites, online toolkits, booklets and fact sheets.
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An Introduction to FASD
This online training course provides an overview of alcohol use among women, the impact of alcohol on the developing fetus, and discussion of screening, diagnosis, prevention and management of FASD. Produced by WA Mental Health Commission, Drug and Alcohol Office (2015)
AMA position paper
Recommendations on FASD from the Australian Medical Association (2016).
Alcohol and breastfeeding: An evidence summary
This resource, developed by FARE, summarises evidence about the effects of alcohol on breastfeeding, including on breastmilk supply and effects on the baby.
Using the AUDIT-C for assessment of alcohol use in pregnancy
This resource, produced by FARE, provides guidance on using the AUDIT-C assessment tool with people who are pregnant or planning a pregnancy.
For Alcohol and Drug Workers (brochure)
This resource, produced by FARE, provides guidance on how to talk about alcohol use and pregnancy, withdrawal management and referral networks for specialist antenatal care services.
Support for becoming alcohol-free during pregnancy (brochure)
This resource, produced by FARE, provides information about what to do if you are finding it difficult to stop drinking alcohol during pregnancy.
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