This online learning module is part 1 of the Hepatitis C in Drug and Alcohol Settings Education Program and consists of 4 individual modules that introduce the topics of assessment, management and treatment of hepatitis C. All modules are required to be completed before attending the part 2 live training. Learning Objectives for the Hepatitis …
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Following the advent of well-tolerated, simple, short-course direct acting antiviral (DAA) interferon-free hepatitis C (HCV) treatments with cure rates >95%, there is potential to reverse the rising burden of advanced liver disease and achieve the goal of global HCV elimination. Simplifying HCV testing, diagnosis and linkage to care is crucial to meeting elimination targets. Point-of-care …
Needle and Syringe Program (NSP) frontline workers have a crucial role to play in eliminating hep C in Australia. This open access online learning module consists of 4 individual modules that introduce the topics of testing, management and treatment; and how to talk to people in the NSP setting about hep C. For participants enrolled …
Curing Hepatitis C in Primary Care – Elearning This online learning module forms Part 1 of the Curing Hepatitis C in Primary Care – Facilitated Course and consists of 4 individual modules that introduce the topics of assessment, management and treatment of hepatitis C. All modules are required to be completed before attending the Part 2 face-face …
This eLearning course introduces the basics of hepatitis C (HCV) in Australia, as a foundation for further education and training in HCV. It is appropriate for all learners regardless of prior knowledge or experience in HCV. List of topics: By the end of this course, you will be able to: This course takes approximately 1 …
Primary care nurses have a significant role to play in the care and management of people in the community with Advanced Liver Disease (ALD) and knowledge of ALD signs and symptoms will increase primary care nurse’s opportunity to identify ALD in their patients. Primary care nurses are integral to the care and management of many …
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