Human Papillomavirus Training (HPV)
About This Course
About This Course
This comprehensive training programme has been crafted to provide healthcare workers with in-depth knowledge and practical skills pertaining to cervical cancer, human papillomavirus (HPV), HPV vaccination and their relationship to sexual reproductive health. The programme will cover topics such as HPV epidemiology, vaccination guidelines, patient counselling, and the broader context of sexual reproductive health services provided by healthcare professionals.
This short learning programme has been developed by industry experts and was created by MANCOSA in partnership with Strategic Health Solutions to provide healthcare workers with a comprehensive understanding of HPV and an overview of sexual reproductive health.
Certification
Upon successful completion of this SLP, students will receive an automatically generated Certificate of Completion backed by MANCOSA and issued through blockchain.
Blockchain certificates, can be easily shared with your network and are easily verified by employers and recruitment agencies.
Accreditation
Accreditor: The South African Medical Association
Accreditation number: MDB015/MPDP/109/10
CPD Points: 20 (Clinical)
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Your tutor
Dr Orrell
Dr. Catherine Orrell is a distinguished clinical pharmacologist and clinical trials specialist with a prolific career spanning over two decades at the Desmond Tutu HIV Foundation (DTHF). Since 1998, she has been at the forefront of groundbreaking clinical research, serving as principal and co-investigator in numerous trials focused on antiretroviral therapy (ART) at the DTHF.
Her expertise lies in enhancing medication adherence and retention in chronic disease care, particularly in resource-constrained settings. As a Clinical Lead, she pioneers innovative interventions, leveraging electronic pillboxes and therapeutic drug monitoring to drive improved health outcomes. Dr. Orrell’s unwavering dedication to advancing treatment and care inspires the medical community globally, driving positive change in healthcare delivery.
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