Welcome to the The Immunisation Update on-demand module series — designed to keep clinicians confidently informed of the latest vaccination evidence, recommendations, and clinical guidance to support best patient care.
Topic Summary
In these presentations, GPs will update their immunisation knowledge and clinical practice using the latest evidence‑based insights from leading experts. This module strengthens clinicians’ ability to apply current vaccine recommendations, make informed decisions, and manage immunisation‑related issues across all ages with greater confidence, accuracy, and safety.
In this important update, Registered Nurse and Immunisation Education Consultant Angela Newbound guides you through the addition of the Arexvy vaccine to the NIP, clearly outlining what this means for your practice, including eligibility, supply management, and practical strategies to support patient engagement. She will also provide timely, actionable insights on current immunisation priorities, emerging surveillance challenges, and key Handbook guidance.
Learning Objectives
- Update management guidelines with recommendations to changes for daily clinical practices
- Discuss new concepts, assessments, and management of common clinical issues and how these will impact clinical practice
- Create improved management strategies, and safety systems in treatment plans
- Evaluate the relative merits of treatment options and diagnostic tests to ensure better patient care and safety
CPD and Accreditation
This activity is accredited with the RACGP and ACRRM for up to 1 hour in the Educational Activities (EA) category. For RACGP and ACRRM members, Healthed will upload CPD hours on your behalf within four (4) weeks of the this activity’s completion.
All learners can track their Healthed learning and download a CPD Statement as evidence of completion, which may support self‑claimed professional development with your professional body.
Nurses are encouraged to complete this module on the Healthed for Nurses platform to earn CPD.
Disclosure Statement
This is a GSK sponsored module. The content presented has been independently developed without intervention from GSK.
The views and opinions expressed in the presentations are solely those of the presenter and should not be attributed to any organisation with which the presenter is employed or affiliated, and are not necessarily the views of GSK.
This activity is proudly supported by an independent educational grant from GSK. June 2026
