Announcing Frontline Liver Care – Empowering Healthcare Workers
This national series of free, one-day, face-to-face courses is designed by nurses for healthcare workers across regional, rural, and remote Australia who care for people at risk of or living with liver disease and primary liver cancer.
Presented by the Australasian Hepatology Association (AHA) and Liver Foundation, this course equips you with the skills, knowledge, and confidence to identify early signs of liver disease, manage patients effectively, and strengthen care pathways in your local community.
There is no cost to participants.
Limited needs-based grants are available to help remove barriers to participation for eg for partial travel support or childcare. To find out more, please contact us.
This course is accredited by APNA.
Why Attend
Liver disease is a growing but often silent health issue in regional, rural and remote Australia — and nurses are often the first point of contact.
This Course Will Help You To
- Recognise early signs of liver disease
- Apply practical screening and management tools suited to regional, rural and remote practice
- Support and educate patients with confidence
- Navigate local referral and telehealth pathways
- Connect with a national network of liver health nurses
Who Should Attend
Any nurse or healthcare professional working in, or interested in, liver health in regional, rural and remote Australia is encouraged to attend.
Course Dates
- Port Headland, WA Friday 27 March 2026 Register for Port Hedland
- Launceston, TAS Tuesday 31 March 2026 Register for Launceston
- Kalgoorlie, WA Friday 24 April 2026 Register for Kalgoorlie
- Sale, VIC Thursday 30 April 2026 Register for Sale
- Orange, NSW Thursday 7 May 2026 Register for Orange
- Toowoomba, QLD Saturday 16 May 2026 Register for Toowoomba
- Mt Gambier, SA Wednesday 27 May 2026 Register for Mt Gambier
- Alice Springs, NT Monday 15 June 2026 Register for Alice Springs
This project is funded by the Australian Government Department of Health and Aged Care.
