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.
“>”>Curing Hepatitis C in Primary Care Treatment with direct acting antivirals is easier than ever – join our interactive course on hepatitis C (HCV) management in primary care! Last Updated: 1/10/24 Increasing HCV treatment in primary care is crucial to achieving HCV elimination in Australia by 2030. This course aims to empower general practitioners, nurse […]
Contraception essentials Discover our range of resources and training to increase your knowledge and confidence in contraception consultations. Welcome to Contraception Essentials, where we help you improve patient outcomes through patient centred shared decision making. Our tailored resources and online live-facilitated training will provide you with the necessary tools to increase your knowledge and confidence […]
Stigma and discrimination, no place in healthcare These resources serve as a guide and support for healthcare professionals seeking to understand and address the impact of stigma and discrimination on patient care. Our materials cover best practices for creating inclusive healthcare environments, identification and mitigation of bias, and relevant research and literature on the topic. […]
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