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.
Download a copy of the Lung Learning Framework below.
Lung Foundation Australia
Now available on demand, our expert panel discuss the current evidence and the future of assessing, diagnosing and monitoring workers exposed to respirable crystalline silica dust.
ThinkGP, Lung Foundation Australia, RACGP and LungScreen
With lung cancer screening underway, we’ve partnered with ThinkGP, RACGP and LungScreen to bring you this accredited webinar focussed on the GP’s role in nodule management.
Lung Foundation Australia
Breathlessness is the cardinal symptom of many chronic respiratory and cardiac conditions, and a key indicator for poorly controlled chronic airways disease. In consultation with national key opinion leaders in breathlessness, Lung Foundation Australia has developed an education package focused on identifying, assessing and diagnosing breathlessness.
Lung Foundation Australia
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.
Lung Foundation Australia
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.
Lung Foundation Australia
Through this training and its supporting resources, health professionals will be guided through the step-by-step screening process, gaining practical insights into how early detection can significantly enhance patient outcomes. The training consists of six self-paced modules which will take approximately 3.5 hours in total to complete. Completion of this training will earn you 3.5 Continuing Professional Development hours.