From 1 September 2026, the prescriber accreditation requirement for hepatitis B medicines under the PBS Section 100 (s100) Highly Specialised Drugs Program will be removed. As a result, all medical and authorised nurse practitioners will be able to prescribe hepatitis B antiviral treatment without additional specialist accreditation. ASHM is currently updating its website, education and resources to reflect this change.

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HIV Prescriber Point Suggestions

If you have any queries about your Prescriber Points or renewals, please contact:

Email: [email protected] | Phone: 0478 695 506

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Last Updated: 6 October 2026

Submitting Educational Activities for Prescriber Points

This form is for HIV s100 prescribers only to self-submit activities towards their annual Prescriber Point requirements. All submissions are reviewed by the ASHM Prescriber Team before points are awarded.

For more information, read our FAQs below.

ASHM Membership

To renew or register, visit the membership page and follow the prompts to purchase membership.

For more detailed information regarding membership categories, cost and benefits please review our Membership Prospectus.

You can also contact Membership Services and register over the phone (02) 8204 0756 or by using the form on the contact us membership page.

Eligible HIV Activities for Prescriber Points

Log in to MyASHM to check your current points, update your practice listings and submit eligible external HIV activities for Prescriber Points.

ASHM courses, conferences and online modules are recorded by ASHM staff, and your points are added for you. At face-to-face events, make sure you sign the attendance sheet.

For non-ASHM activities, submit each one through the Prescriber Portal as you complete it, with details of the learning outcomes and supporting evidence (for example, a certificate of completion).

External training providers: to have an HIV activity assessed for Prescriber Points, email [email protected] for the adjudication form and attendance sheet.

Suggested HIV Prescriber Point activities are below. For the full list, see page 7 of the HIV Prescriber Manual.

HIV ActivityHIV prescriber pointsSuggestionActivity recorded via ASHM StaffActivity recorded via MyASHM Portal
Attending an HIV conference3/day – maximum of 6✔ (If ASHM Conference)✔ (If external and had sessions on HIV care)
Presenting HIV conference feedback to peers2 for each session deliveredIn addition to conference attendance points. Awarded for preparing and delivering conference information to peers.✔
HIV Online Modules1 point per module (Can only be completed once)Clinical Extensions of HIV
Clinical Foundations of HIV
Women and HIV
HIV and Ageing
✔
Pre-recorded ASHM education sessions1 pointHIV Prescriber Update – ARV Update
HIV Prescriber Update – Heart and Mind
HIV s100 Prescriber & Clinical Care Forum (2025)
✔
Demonstrated engagement with your mentor
(as a mentor or mentee)
2 points per hour of discussion✔
Applying or renewing ASHM membership2 points per year✔
Clinical attachment with a recognised unit2 points per hour✔
RACGP Clinical Audit in an HIV Field2 points per hour

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HIV Prescriber Points FAQs

To check your HIV prescriber points:

  1. Log into the MyASHM Prescriber Portal.
  2. Select the ‘HIV s100’ tab.

This shows the prescriber points you have earned this year and the days remaining. Previous years are listed under ‘Historical Accreditation Information’. To see each activity and the points awarded for it, select the ‘Prescriber Points’ tab.

HIV s100 prescribers who primarily work in a hospital, a sexual health clinic attached to a hospital, or a publicly funded sexual health clinic are considered exempt from continuing professional development and do not need to earn HIV prescriber points to maintain their s100 accreditation. This excludes GP registrars who must earn HIV CPD regardless of their primary setting.

Exempt prescribers are still encouraged to complete ASHM courses and prescriber point activities to maintain clinical competency.

If an exempt prescriber changes settings, their classification as an exempt prescriber is subject to change.

  1. Log into the MyASHM Prescriber Portal.
  2. Select the ‘Prescriber Points’ tab.
  3. Select ‘Submit prescriber points’.
  4. Fill in the details of the activity and select ‘Submit Activity’.

You can track the status of each submission in the ‘Prescriber Points’ tab.

No, if you have attended an ASHM course (online or in-person) or an ASHM conference associated with Prescriber points, your Prescriber points will be automatically awarded. Please allow up to two weeks after the course/conference for the Prescriber points to appear on your record.

Prescriber points associated with ASHM on-demand online learning modules are automatically applied and should appear on your record in 24 hours.

Your prescriber status will be changed to ‘on leave’, meaning you are NOT authorised to prescribe the associated s100 medications. ASHM will email you to confirm your status change and inform the relevant state/territory health department.

You can contact ASHM to reinstate your prescribing rights at any time. You can find contact details at: Contact and Enquiries

To add a new listing to an ASHM prescriber map:

  1. Log into the MyASHM Prescriber Portal.
  2. Select the ‘Practice Listings’ tab.
  3. Select ‘Create new practice’.
  4. Select the prescription type you offer at this practice and add the practice details.
  5. Select ‘Create practice’.

Each listing covers one prescription type. If you want the same practice to appear for HIV, PrEP and HBV, create a separate listing for each.

Note: only current HIV and HBV s100 prescribers will be shown on the associated maps.

To update your existing listing:

  1. Log into the MyASHM Prescriber Portal.
  2. Select the ‘Practice Listings’ tab.
  3. Select the listing you want to change, or select the menu (⋮) next to it and choose ‘Edit’.
  4. Update the details and select ‘Save changes’.

To delete your existing listing:

  1. Log into the MyASHM Prescriber Portal.
  2. Select the ‘Practice Listings’ tab.
  3. Select the menu (⋮) next to the listing and choose ‘Delete’.
  4. Select ‘Delete’ again to confirm. This cannot be undone.

Authority to prescribe s100 medicines is granted by each state or territory health department, so let the HIV Prescriber Team know before you move. Email [email protected] with your new state or territory.

Once you know where you will be working, update your practice listings in the MyASHM Prescriber Portal (see ‘How do I update my prescriber map listing?’).

Contact for Enquiries

If you are a HIV s100 prescriber with a query about prescriber points or renewals, please contact ASHM via the below form.

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