Self-paced online education

Please note this course is currently under review. Please use the Expression of Interest link if you are interested in this course, and we will notify you via email when it is available. true.org.au/contact-us

This online course aims to provide basic knowledge about aspects of sexual and reproductive health.

This online course provides information, resources, and tools to support GPs and their practice in their ongoing role to promote and manage clients through the three cancer screening programs (bowel, breast, and cervical).

This course gives an introduction to Female Genital Mutilation/ Cutting/ Circumcision (FGM/C) in Australia, to build capacity for health and professionals to respond to women who have experienced FGM/C in their practice. Interpreters, community workers and educators may also find this module helpful. This course has been developed with the Culturally Responsive Health Advisory Group and community representatives to address cultural awareness and is not a clinical guideline.

True's Clinical Education Unit has recommenced ASK education sessions. Join a live webinar by registering to a session below, or email ask@true.org.au if you would like an education session for your workplace. Otherwise individually register for the ASK package and complete the self- directed online webinar, modules and podcasts via the orange 'Register now' icon.

This online course aims to provide comprehensive information to the healthcare professional assisting in the insertion of an intrauterine device (IUD).

This online module provides cervical screening providers with critical information about the change to the intermediate risk pathway within the National Cervical Screening Program.

This communication and resource hub collates up to date information on cervical screening in Australia under the National Cervical Screening Program.

This course aims to increase clinicians’ confidence in offering genital examination and assessing normal variations or pathology. Clinicians who complete this course will be able to conduct relevant investigations, diagnose pathology, and treat or refer the patient appropriately.

This course aims to increase clinicians’ confidence in offering STI screening, managing pathology, promoting safe sex, and supporting partner notification. Clinicians who complete this course will be able to conduct relevant investigations, diagnose pathology, and treat or refer the patient appropriately.

This course aims to increase GPs’ confidence in supporting women and transgender men to choose between different contraceptive methods considering acceptability, safety, and efficacy.

As of 1 July 2022, Cervical Screening Tests are available as a self-collection test for all people eligible for cervical screening. There are some situations where self-collection remains unsuitable. This course reviews the current guidelines for self-collection.