This is an Expression of Interest page. By clicking “Register Now” your name will be added to a wait list. You will be notified to register via email when a session becomes available in your state of residence or practice.
This is an Expression of Interest page. By clicking “Register Now” your name will be added to a wait list. You will be notified to register via email when a session becomes available in your state of residence or practice.
This form is a platform through which s100 prescribers can submit cases and questions to seek specialist review and advice. REACH-B Advice has been designed for current community hepatitis B s100 prescribing clinicians. It is not for community members or general clinicians. If you are not a prescriber but have a question for ASHM please […]
These modules introduce key concepts for diagnosing and managing people living with chronic hepatitis B. After completing the modules, you will be able to: The modules will launch in a new window – if they do not open, please try enabling pop-ups and temporarily disable your ad blocker or firewall. Endorsement & CPD: Prospective HBV s100 […]
This recorded session assumes the participant has an understanding of Advanced Liver Disease. We would recommend completing ASHM’s Advanced Liver Disease for Nurses Online Learning Module. This online video module will provide nurses with an understanding of the hepatocellular carcinoma (HCC) surveillance process, treatment options, and the knowledge to support their patients with ongoing monitoring requirements […]
This webinar launches the REACH-B Advice form, a new resource for HBV s100 prescribers providing an alternative to access specialist support. In this 90-minute instructional webinar participants will discuss a range of hepatitis B case studies, including a demonstration of the new form and how and when it can be utilised. It is also an […]
Primary care nurses have a significant role to play in the care and management of people in the community with Advanced Liver Disease (ALD) and knowledge of ALD signs and symptoms will increase primary care nurse’s opportunity to identify ALD in their patients. Primary care nurses are integral to the care and management of many […]
This eLearning course will expand on the introductory topics and foundational knowledge from Clinical Foundation of Hepatitis B. This module will delve into the clinical education and training in hepatitis B and is appropriate for healthcare workers who have foundational knowledge and experience working with individuals living with hepatitis B. Course Learning Outcomes On successful completion […]
Clinical Auditing and Case Finding Fundamentals is an eLearning course designed as an introduction to quality improvement (QI) and aims to support your understanding of the role and importance of QI within general practices. The module looks at the benefits of QI for the community, the practice and the patient, diving into fundamental principles and […]
This is an Expression of Interest page. By clicking “Register Now” your name will be added to a wait list. You will be notified to register via email when a session becomes available in your state of residence or practice. This course was previously called the ‘Hepatitis B s100 Prescriber Course’. The content of the […]
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