Training Library
Enhance your healthcare skills with ASHM’s diverse training courses for health professionals working in HIV, blood-borne viruses, and sexual and reproductive health. Discover practical knowledge with our face-to-face, hybrid, virtual, and online self-paced options. Improve patient outcomes and advance your career.
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Women and HIV
This 75-minute eLearning has been co-designed with clinical and community input to introduce healthcare providers to the issues that affect
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HIV and Ageing
This 75-minute eLearning has been co-designed with clinical and community input to provide guidance on caring for older people living with H
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Introduction to PrEP Prescribing
This introduction to PrEP Prescribing online learning module has been developed to provide clinicians with an understanding of PrEP, includi
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Clinical Extensions of HIV
This 75-minute eLearning provides an overview of the key components of HIV testing and provides a framework for monitoring people who are di
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Clinical Extensions of Hepatitis C
Clinical Extensions of Hepatitis C is an eLearning course that takes a closer look at interpreting test results and managing patients with h
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Sexual Health Fundamentals
This one-hour eLearning provides a concise overview of the key components of STI management and care and provides a framework for dealing wi
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Clinical Extensions of Hepatitis B
This eLearning course will expand on the introductory topics and foundational knowledge from Clinical Foundation of Hepatitis B.
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NSW Introduction to Syphilis for Midwives and Clinicians Providing Antenatal Care
Enhance your antenatal care skills with our one-hour online learning module, tailored for midwives and clinicians in NSW.
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STI Testing in Primary Care: Western Australia
Sexually transmissible infections (STIs) are significant public health concerns in Western Australia. Practitioners in general practice and
