Managing Hepatitis B, Training for Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Health Workforce
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Course Overview
The Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander health workforce are vital partners in the path to viral hepatitis elimination. Join us in Larrakia country, Garamilla, Darwin and learn alongside Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander leaders and peers from around Australia. This interactive course will deepen your knowledge of hepatitis B management in community. Those interested in learning more about viral hepatitis are invited to join us at the 14th Australasian Viral Hepatitis Conference from 1-3 August 2024, at the Darwin Convention Centre.
Date & Time: Wednesday, 31 July, 2024, 8:30AM – 4:00PM (ACST)
Venue: George Brown Botanic Gardens Event Centre, The Gardens, Darwin, Northern Territory
Registration is free and catering is provided.
Travel and accommodation scholarships available. Apply for a scholarship here.
Target Audience: Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander community and health workforce across Australia.
Learning Outcomes:
This workshop will help you:
- Learn more about hepatitis B, how common hep B is, how it’s passed on and how to prevent getting hep B
- Understand your role in managing hepatitis B, including health promotion and health living
CPD:
This is a NAATSIHWP accredited activity. AHPRA registered health practitioners receive 11 CPD points.
Funding: Northern Territory Government Department of Health (NT Health), and ASHM
For more information: Contact hepbpast@menzies.edu.au
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