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| With the 2008 season drawing to a close what do you need to do to prepare for 2009? |  | |
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| You have successfully followed all the guidelines and immunised the patient - what happens next? What happens if something goes wrong? |  | |
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| This module discusses the epidemiology and vaccines for common travel-associated infections |  | |
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| This module focuses on the practice systems prior to vaccination including cold chain and catch up immunisation |  | |
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| This module outlines the changes in The Australian Immunisation Handbook - 9th Edition 2008. We focus on the issues surrounding MMR vaccine and dealing with conscientious objectors. |  | |
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| Part three in this series from the RACP, Chapter of Sexual Health focusses on sexual history taking, STI testing and pre and post-test discussion specifically for men who have sex with men. |  | |
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| Part two in this series from the RACP, Chapter of Sexual Health focusses on sexual history taking and pre and post-test discussion. |  | |
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| Mothers are the main source of pertussis infection in infants. Learn more about the importance of implementing the cocoon strategy. |  | |
