Hepatitis A & B 2026 Update

Hepatitis A and hepatitis B remain significant causes of vaccine-preventable disease worldwide and continue to pose important public health challenges in Australia and internationally. This CPD provides an overview of the epidemiology, transmission, clinical features and prevention of hepatitis A and hepatitis B, with a focus on current Australian immunisation recommendations.

Hepatitis A & B 2026 Update

Welcome to the Hepatitis A and B module developed by the Australian College of Nursing. Hepatitis A and hepatitis B remain significant causes of vaccine-preventable disease worldwide and continue to pose important public health challenges in Australia and internationally. This CPD provides an overview of the epidemiology, transmission, clinical features and prevention of hepatitis A and hepatitis B, with a focus on current Australian immunisation recommendations.

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Content Type: Elearning module

CPD Hours: 1.00

Created: Thursday, 06 August 2026

Area/s of Study

Child and family health
Community and primary health
Immunisation
Infection prevention

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