CPD for nurses and midwives

This free course will guide you through the adverse event reporting process. Reporting adverse events is important to ensure that therapeutic products continue to be safe.

Learn the principles of safe prescribing and how to correctly complete the National Standard Medication Charts.

Improve your communication with young people accessing pharmacy services including medicines for depression and anxiety, to optimise their engagement with management options and support their overall mental health wellbeing.

This series of 6 modules provides training for healthcare providers who conduct Cervical Screening Tests and follow-up management for women aged 25-74. The modules have been updated to reflect changes to the National Cervical Screening Program that expands access of self-collection as a choice of screening option to all people eligible for screening. You can take the full course or choose any of the individual modules. Details on self-collection as a screening option can be found throughout all modules, but of particular interest may be Module 3 Screening in Practice which describes the steps involved in supporting a patient to self-collect a vaginal Cervical Screening Test sample.

A series of three modules to train prescribers and pharmacists on the use of the SafeScript system.

Access is restricted to health practitioners in Victoria.

Bill is a 55-year-old man with type 2 diabetes. He is a new patient at your practice, having just moved into the area to be closer to family. This case study covers diabetes management, diabetes foot care, and renal impairment.

A course on antimicrobials prescribing in a hospital setting.

New version released August 2019 to align with the revised and updated Therapeutic Guidelines: Antibiotic.

This module is designed to explain the role of bioequivalence in generic medicines development and to assist health professionals to feel confident explaining these principles to patients.

Diagnose and treat a case of Staphylococcus aureus bacteraemia.

New version released August 2019 to align with the revised and updated Therapeutic Guidelines: Antibiotic.