Join us for updates on emerging developments and key issues in blood-borne viruses, sexual and reproductive health from leading experts in the field. The sessions will give clinicians opportunities to integrate the latest evidence into diagnosis and management strategies in their practice.
Each session will run for one hour on Wednesdays, with the full schedule available below. Register for the series to receive notifications and a joining link prior to each session. Attendance is not compulsory – choose the sessions that suit your interests and schedule. All sessions will be recorded.
Recommended for:
Clinicians working in sexual health and/or interested in clinical topics relating to HIV, STIs, and sexual and reproductive health.
2026 Series Schedule
PIEDs and testosterone in PLWHIV
| 15 April 2026
| Beng Eu
| Supported by Gilead
Mental Health in PLWHIV
| 6 May 2026
| Rose Dwyer
| Supported by a sponsor
Legal considerations relevant to sexual health and HIV care
| 20 May 2026
| HALC
| Sponsor’s Name
TBC
| 17 June 2026
| TBC
| Sponsor’s Name
Managing chronic renal decline in HIV
| 1 July 2026
| David Gracey
| Sponsor’s Name
Vaccinations for PLHIV and other key populations
| 15 July 2026
| Dr Anthony Kelleher
| Sponsor’s Name
Psychosexual aspects of sexual health care
| 19 August 2026
| Karen Freilich
| Sponsor’s Name
Culturally sensitive SH care for First Nations young people
| 2 September 2026
| Naomi Hoffman
| Sponsor’s Name
TBC
| 21 October 2026
| TBC
| Sponsor’s Name
Hepatitis B in the era of tenofovir-sparing regimens
| 4 November 2026
| Dr Anthony Deacon
| Sponsor’s Name
CPD and Endorsement
Each session may be suitable for self-claiming 1 CPD hour with your professional body.
HIV Prescribers receive one HIV Prescriber Point per HIV-related session attended. Prescribers must attend or view the full session and submit via the MyASHM Prescriber Portal.
Present a Session
The organising committee and RACP SHM training committee strongly encourage senior medical staff, registrars, and advanced trainees to present at these sessions. To express interest please email [email protected].
Past Sessions
View recordings of sessions from previous years Here
Supporters
This education program is made available through our key sponsors:
Sponsorship is governed by ASHM’s Sponsorship Policy, and the sponsor has no input into the content, tone, emphasis, allocation of funds or selection of recipients. ASHM does not endorse or promote any sponsor’s product or service.
The Sexual Health Clinical Education Series is delivered in collaboration with Sydney Sexual Health Centre.
