The Lung Learning Hub is one of Australia’s most trusted sources of respiratory health training and education for health professionals. By completing a self-appraisal against our competency-based framework, primary healthcare providers can discover and complete a tailored suite of the most up to date training opportunities to improve their patient’s care.
The Lung Learning Framework is Australia’s best-practice education and training competency-based framework for primary healthcare professionals to diagnose and support patients with lung conditions. The Framework was co-designed by a national consortium led by Lung Foundation Australia, The Thoracic Society of Australia and New Zealand and Asthma Australia.
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More than half a million Australians are exposed to silica dust in their workplace. Do you now which workers are at risk and how, when and why to monitor their lung health? Hear from our panel of clinical experts on the most up-to-date evidence and the future of assessing, diagnosing and monitoring workers exposed to respirable crystalline silica dust.
Are you prepared for the launch of the National Lung Cancer Screening Program from July 2025? Hear from our expert panel on how to integrate lung cancer screening into your everyday practice. Join us live on 15 April to recieve exclusive early access to the official NLCSP wokforce education.
We are delighted to invite you to the World Bronchiectasis Conference in Brisbane. We stand at the cusp of a new era for the international bronchiectasis community where bronchiectasis has emerged from its history as a neglected, orphan condition to emerge as a new, visionary speciality area where enthusiastic and dynamic researchers are shaping a rapidly progressing future.
Discover easy-to-understand, evidence-based, clinical strategies designed to empower healthcare professionals in preventing COPD exacerbations. This co-designed module uses practical case-based scenarios to demonstrate the application of evidence-based strategies and clinical resources.
In collaboration with The Thoracic Society of Australia and New Zealand (TSANZ) and clinical experts in occupational lung disease, Lung Foundation Australia have developed this free eLearning: Managing occupational lung disease: early detection, management and support.
Ahead of its launch, our expert panel outlines how the NLCSP will work and follows a case study journey from screening eligibility to follow up testing, tackling multiple ‘what if?’ scenarios along the way. Join the panel with your questions and comments as they discuss the allied roles of the different healthcare professionals central to the success of the program.