This interactive online course is designed to help pharmacy staff confidently navigate sensitive sexual and reproductive health concerns, especially in less private settings.
3 CPD hours
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Delivered over two 90-minute sessions by experienced pharmacists and sexual and reproductive health professionals, the program covers topics such as sexually transmissible infections, contraception and unintended pregnancy. Knowledge will be translated into practice through various case scenarios and by exploring strategies to improve access to sexual and reproductive health care across various pharmacy settings.
On completion of this course, participants will be able to:
This activity will be resubmitted to the Pharmaceutical Society of Australia for 2026.
This course receives funding from the Australian Government Department of Health, Disability and Ageing.
Pharmacists, Pharmacy Students, Pharmacy Technicians, Pharmacy Assistants and Pharmacy Managers. Please note, this is not limited to community pharmacy settings.
All speakers over both sessions were extremely knowledgeable. I appreciated the ability to ask questions throughout without being made to feel stupid or inadequate. I intend to look for further ASHM training.
This was an excellent training to attend. I especially liked Part 1 as it was great to hear the inclusive language used so naturally as I struggle sometimes for fear of saying the wrong thing. Thank you very much!
It was a very good webinar. Looking forward to attending more informative sessions like these!
Very relevant and effective training. Great presenters who discussed rather than preached (which can happen at other seminars). Highly recommend to all Pharmacists.
It was an amazing course. Super helpful information was presented.
The Decision Making in Sexual and Reproductive Health: Pharmacy Consultations resource is a valuable tool designed to support pharmacists to provide evidence-based and patient-centred guidance on sexual and reproductive health (SRH) concerns.
The Australian STI Management Guidelines for Use in Primary Care are your go-to resource for comprehensive and up-to-date information.
This catalogue of resources provides an opportunity to highlight different care pathways, face-to-face interactions, telehealth interactions, and considerations when engaging with other key affected populations.
This one-hour eLearning provides a concise overview of the key components of STI management and care and provides a framework for dealing with a sexual health consult in your practice.
This two-hour eLearning will increase primary care providers’ knowledge and confidence in providing evidence-based and patient-centered contraceptive consultations.
This two-hour eLearning course is designed to help health professionals feel more confident and connected when talking with young people about their sexual health.
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