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How do I become an accredited community hepatitis B virus (HBV) s100 prescriber?

January 30, 2024

Becoming a s100 prescriber involves completing specific education and training requirements, submitting an application for approval, and participating in ongoing education and training to maintain prescribing authority.

ASHM offers prescriber courses for healthcare professionals to gain the knowledge and skills needed to prescribe medications for HIV and hepatitis B (HBV) in Australia.

Read more about becoming an HBV s100 prescriber on our webpage: Become a prescriber | ASHM Health.

You can also read the Hepatitis B Prescriber Handbook | ASHM Health.

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