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Clinical Foundations of Hepatitis B

Course duration
1 hour
Course Type
On Demand
Course duration
1 hour
Course Type
On Demand

This eLearning course introduces the basics of hepatitis B in Australia. This module will introduce key concepts as a foundation for further education and training in hepatitis B and is appropriate for all levels of knowledge and experience.  

List of topics: 

  • What is hepatitis B? 
  • Hepatitis B in Australia 
  • Natural history of hepatitis B 
  • Priority populations  
  • Prevention & vaccination 
  • Management of hepatitis B  
  • Stigma & Discrimination 

By the end of this module, you will be able to: 

  • Outline the epidemiology of hepatitis B and the risk factors for hepatitis B transmission 
  • Describe the progression of hepatitis B 
  • Identify priority populations for hepatitis B  
  • Identify the strategies and options for hepatitis B prevention 
  • Consider, reflect on, and clarify own values, assumptions and attitudes about hepatitis B and the consequences of associated stigma and discrimination experienced by people living with hepatitis B accessing health care.  

This course takes approximately 1 hour to complete.

For further enquires about this course, please contact education@ashm.org.au