Course overview
This one-hour, self-paced eLearning course is designed for frontline healthcare workers who support people from hepatitis C priority populations identified in the Fifth National Hepatitis C Strategy. The course is structured into four short, interactive modules that explore the priority populations for hepatitis C and their unique health needs and practical ways to provide tailored, stigma-free support that enables people to engage in hepatitis C care.
By drawing on real-world examples and case studies, the course highlights how healthcare workers can reduce barriers, challenge stigma, and integrate hepatitis C care into different settings, including alcohol and other drug (AOD) services, mental health, housing and homelessness services, and correctional health.
Course learning outcomes
On successful completion of this course, you will be able to:
- Identify the priority population groups for hepatitis C testing and treatment
- Describe the challenges faced by individuals in priority populations that can prevent access to or uptake of testing and treatment
- Describe ways of adapting models of care for hepatitis C to enable greater access to testing by people in priority populations
- Describe ways of supporting people in priority populations to uptake and complete treatment.
CPD: RACGP and APNA accreditation is pending.
Contact: Please email [email protected] if you require assistance or have a clinical question you would like to raise with a medical educator.
Important: Please use the latest version of Google Chrome browser and enable popups/active content while completing this course.
Last updated: August 2025.
Funders: This activity has been developed with funding provided by QLD Health.
