Nutrition
Nutrition research
NSW Centre for Public Health Nutrition
The NSW Centre for Public Health Nutrition (CPHN) is a small team of
health professionals with expertise in population nutrition research.
The CPHN has been established in collaboration with the Sydney University
Nutrition Research Foundation.
The purpose of the Centre is to assist the public health workforce in
NSW to utilise research evidence, creativity and principles of good management
to plan, implement and evaluate better population nutrition policies and
programs. A major role of the Centre is to review research findings regarding
nutrition and produce authoritative documents and guidelines that will
steer nutrition interventions in NSW.
The Centre has four main streams of work:
- Evidence based planning
- Public health workforce development
- Applied research and evaluation
- Food and nutrition monitoring
For more information, see the Centre
for Public Health Nutrition website.
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