The liver health on-demand learning module is designed for General Practitioners within the CESPHN region that are interested in improving liver health care and management. This practical, self-paced activity is designed to be easy to complete and to support meaningful improvements in practice systems and patient care.

The module takes approximately 5.5 hours to complete and attracts 5.5 CPD hours, including 2.0 Education Activity hours, 1.0 Reviewing Performance hours and 2.5 Measuring Outcomes hours, which CESPHN will upload to RACGP on completion of all activity requirements. Please be aware that RACGP CPD hour allocation will be uploaded at the conclusion of each quarterly cycle.

This program is available on an ongoing basis. Once enrolled, participants have up to three months to complete the learning activities, with submission deadlines at the end of each quarter.

Submission period:

1 November 2026 – 31 December 2026

What is involved? 

To complete the program, participants will: 

1. Complete the following pre-reading (30 min): 

• Cirrhosis in primary practice many patients remain potentially undiagnosed and are not receiving liver cancer surveillance.pdf 
• Australian consensus recommendations for the management of hepatitis B 

1. View the Liver health focused CPD webinar here: Hepatology update including Liver Cancer and Alcohol use – 26 August 2025 (90 min) 

1. Use the POLAR Hepatitis Report to identify patients living with hepatitis B or C and complete an audit on their management and follow up (30 min per patient). 

Walk-through videos are available to support the review. 

• Walk-through for audit of patients living with hepatitis B 
• Walk-through for audit of patients living with hepatitis C  

1. Review your audit findings and complete the reflective activity. This is an opportunity to consider (60 min): 

• Opportunities to improve care and patient outcomes for people living with Hepatitis B and Hepatitis C 
• Tools and systems that can support ongoing patient management 
• Any key learning, observations, or actions identified through the audit process. 

Register below.