Increasing HCV treatment in primary care is crucial to achieving HCV elimination in Australia by 2030. This course aims to empower general practitioners, nurse practitioners and other prescribing practitioners with the skills and confidence to diagnose, assess, manage, and treat HCV in primary care. Training delivery utilises a blended learning approach with expert-led presentations and facilitated […]
Increasing HCV treatment in primary care is crucial to achieving HCV elimination in Australia by 2030. This course aims to empower general practitioners, nurse practitioners and other prescribing practitioners with the skills and confidence to diagnose, assess, manage, and treat HCV in primary care. Training delivery utilises a blended learning approach with expert-led presentations and facilitated […]
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.
What if the key to better hepatitis C care is rethinking what we mean by “culturally safe”? ASHM’s interactive Forum returns for its fourth year with a dynamic three-part design to challenge assumptions, centre lived experience and turn person-centred care into practical system change. Expect bold conversations, hands-on sessions and real-world strategies you can take straight […]
As Queensland enters the final years of hepatitis C elimination, “finding the few” remaining cases requires a deeper understanding of who is being missed and why. This three-part Hot Topic focuses on system-level gaps and practical strategies to support hepatitis C elimination in Queensland. Date, Time, Platform: Presenters: Presenters TBC… Learning Outcomes: Course Components: Endorsement and CPD: […]
Primary care providers are key to achieving hepatitis C elimination in Australia by 2030. A collaboration between Hepatitis SA and ASHM’s national hepatitis C case finding project Beyond the C, this course supports participants to confidently diagnose, assess, manage, and treat hepatitis C, with an introduction to clinical auditing and case finding in primary care. […]
This four-part online training course helps nurses, midwives and sexual health workers understand the public health aspects and clinical management of common STIs, HIV and major blood-borne viruses (BBVs). The course helps participants develop confidence in a proactive and practical approach to health care and evidence-based practice. Click here to download the flyer for this […]
This 90-minute interactive webinar provides healthcare professionals across Australia with the opportunity to engage in open dialogue, pose questions, and critically examine their own practices. The session is designed to foster reflection, dismantle stigma, and promote more inclusive, person-centred approaches to hepatitis care. This is 1 part of a 3-part series that will focus on […]
This micro-eLearning module is designed to support GPs to confidently request a hepatitis C reflex test. Reflex HCV testing refers to testing for HCV RNA after a positive HCV antibody without the patient having to re-attend a service for follow-up testing. The module provides an overview of the tests for hepatitis C diagnosis, types of […]
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